08/28/2026
PUP named SINGER TAF UPDATE:
Before we give the update so many of you have been waiting for, we need to start with two very important words:
THANK YOU!
The TAF family has once again shown us just how powerful a community can be when it comes together for an animal who desperately needs someone in their corner.
You have donated. You have prayed. You have shared. You have cried with us. You have carried Singer’s story far beyond Kentucky and across the country.
And we need you to keep going.
Because while Singer is safe now, she still deserves justice.
Singer’s medical future remains uncertain. Her little body endured injuries no puppy should ever experience, and we simply don’t know yet what challenges may lie ahead.
But Singer doesn’t know that.
She doesn’t know the odds.
She doesn’t know thousands of people know her name.
She only knows that today she is safe.
And with every passing day, we are beginning to see little pieces of the puppy that were hidden beneath all that pain.
Singer spends her days curled up watching “Bluey”, and being pushed around her foster’s neighborhood in her stroller, taking in the sights and sounds of a world that has finally started being kind to her.
Today, she returned to Dogwood Veterinary Clinic for her first splint changes. Neurologically, she remains very alert, and despite everything her tiny body has endured (including a skull fracture), she continues to fight. She has the will to live.
Now she needs us to be her voice.
Somewhere, someone knows what happened to this puppy.
Someone may have seen something.
Someone may have heard something.
Someone may recognize her.
Someone may know exactly who hurt her.
No little amount of information is too small!
Singer cannot tell investigators what happened to her. She cannot tell them who caused her injuries. She cannot point them toward the person responsible.
Please continue sharing Singer’s story. Let her face reach every neighborhood, every community, and every person it possibly can.
If you have any info. regarding Singer’s case, PLEASE contact the Louisville Metro Police Department anonymous tip line at 502-564-LMPD (5673).
Singer’s only job now is to heal.
To watch Bluey.
To enjoy her stroller rides.
To learn what dog toys are.
To discover what it feels like to be loved. ❤️
And, little by little, to finally get the chance to simply be a puppy.
Thank you so much for caring deeply about this little innocent animal who was stomped, choked, beaten, and thrown away in horribly cruel acts.
Your support has given her the chance to heal and a second chance to find humans who love and adore her. 💔❤️🩹
