HELP US SAVE LIVES, ONE LIFE AT A TIME.

Little Pocket had it hard from the start. She was heartworm positive and on the euthanasia list at a county shelter when we pulled her. But she thrived in her foster home, wiggly and happy and sweet. Sadly, while being treated for heartworms she ate some toxic Sago Palm and became very sick. She was treated at two veterinary hospitals, put on an IV and feeding tube, and ultimately moved from critical to palliative care. Through everything, she never stopped wagging her tail and loving on her friends. We couldn’t save Pocket, but she fought to live and we gave her a fighting chance. Please check out the GoFundMe to help us cover the cost of Pocket’s care and donate if you can. Let Pocket’s memory help us give other animals a chance.

If you love animals and are looking for a part time job, check out our two new job openings — a Kennel Tech position located in the Keystone Heights area taking care of larger dogs, and an Adoption and Foster Coordinator position. Both require some animal handling experience and some flexibility. Email your resume to info@puppyhillfarm.org if you’re interested.

Rocco spent four months in the Levy County Shelter before we brought him to Puppy Hill Farm, where he waited patiently for another four months to find his forever family. But now he has a home just in time for Christmas, a new mom and three human children to play with and love. Merry Christmas Rocco! And here’s hoping all the doggie friends you made at PHF will soon be in forever homes of their own.