08/04/2026
**A HUGE THANK YOU TO ALL THAT HELPED ALICE! NCWR has raised enough for all her care! Alice has been adopted by her foster home, and everyone loves her. Once her bloodwork is back to normal, she will have two surgeries, one for dental, and then spayed. We truly appreciate all of your generous donations!🥰
CAN YOU PLEASE HELP US, HELP ALICE?
If you have been following us, we recently asked for transport for ALICE, a sweet 7 year old female Piebald Weimaraner that was found stray near Fresno.
NCWR always strives for the best care for the dogs we take in. With any dog found stray, we immediately get them into a vet for a thorough exam and tests. When there is no medical history, we need to know what they need before they go to homes to keep everyone safe.
ALICE was no different. We got her in to our vet right away in Turlock. We have gotten her tests back, and found she has two tick borne diseases, ehrlichiosis, and anaplasmosis. Fortunately they feel it was caught early. She will need a month long course of antibiotics, and blood tests will need to be repeated every 2 weeks for about 8 weeks.
In addition, she needs a dental, and more than likely has two teeth that need to be extracted. There is an infection and the antibiotic for the tick diseases should keep that at bay until she is well enough to have the dental. It is important for her blood tests to start coming back normal before any surgery. Once she gets through that, a few weeks later, she will need to be spayed. Most vets will not do a dental and spay at the same time because of risk of bacteria.
The good news is that Alice is not acting sick. She is in her foster home, doing great, and a Weim brother, Doug, who was adopted from us in 2020. During the day she goes to her new mom's work with Doug and hangs out, so she is never alone. Alice LOVES playing ball, but is a chewer, which is probably how she ended up with the dental issues.
We would be most grateful if you could help contribute towards her care. THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU for anything you can do!!! Her total care will be about $5000.00 which includes her initial vet appointment for exam and several tests. Any amount we can raise will help us get Alice the care she deserves, and prepare us for other dogs that will come in. Donations can be made at:
https://www.norcalweimrescue.org/get-involved/donate/