Little Tails Rescue, Inc.

Give Miami Day starts at midnight today. This will be our only fundraiser of the year so we need to raise enough for medical care for our senior dogs and cats. Please consider making a small donation. We thank you in advance for continuing to help our small rescue. https://www.givemiamiday.org/organization/littletailsrescue

Tomorrow is Give Miami Day and we are trying to raise $5,000 for our permanent seniors dogs and cats with health issues. This is our only fundraiser of the year so we need all your help. We have dogs and cats with cancer, heart issues, Cushing, and other issues. Please help us reach our goal! Thank you. https://www.givemiamiday.org/organization/littletailsrescue

Thank you so much we have received $1,530 so far. We are aiming for $5000 this year and need approximately $3,500 to meet our goal. This is our only fundraiser for 2022. Please help us meet our goal. Thank you!

Give Miami Day is in 2 days! While we have not been accepting new animals we still have dogs and cats with medical issues which are permanently with the rescue. These dogs and cats are seniors with cancer, blind, and renal issues. This is our only fundraising event for this year so any donations would be greatly appreciated. We are trying to raise $5,000. Please donate to our small rescue on November 17th via the Give Miami page. Thank you. https://www.givemiamiday.org/index.php

We will be participating in Give Miami Day on Thursday, the 19th. We are trying to raise $2,000 for our permanent dogs and cats. We would appreciate your help so much! Thank you.

Little Tails Rescue, Inc. Little Tails Rescue, Inc. is a no-kill 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. We are dedicated to the rescue, treatment and adoption of cats and dogs in the South Florida area. Our focus is largely on small and senior dogs. Senior dogs are often overlooked, unwanted and discarded. Senior dogs can live a...

We are heartbroken to post that Wilmer passed away in his sleep last night. Wilmer came to us in November 2018 as a hospice dog from the county shelter. At the time we pulled him the shelter had advised us that he had only weeks to live but with heart medication he improved greatly. A few weeks ago his appetite decreased. A kidney panel showed higher BUN results which is expected from long term use of lasix. We started him on fluids and his appetite increased. He returned to the vet two days ago for a recheck and his values were much improved. We had hoped to do a dental in the next few weeks as he had a few bad teeth that the vet thought was causing him discomfort. Yesterday, he ate very well and was quite active. He died peacefully in his sleep. We will miss him dearly. He was a funny, sweet little guy and we were very fortunate to give him a home for the past year and half. Rest In Peace little Wilmy.

Wilmer visited the vet yesterday as he has not been eating well for a couple of days. His BUN is slightly elevated and he was a bit dehydrated. The vet also wants to schedule him for a second dental. We took in Wilmer from our county shelter a year and half ago. We were told he was hospice and would not live very long. Thankfully due to heart medications he has made a great turnaround. We need to raise funds for yesterday’s vet visit and for his upcoming dental which will run about $350 since special precautions will need to be taken. We expect total costs to be around $550 to $600. We always do everything we can for our hospice cases. Wilmer is still a feisty active little guy so we hope even with his heart issues he will be around for a long time. Donations may be sent to [email protected]. Thank you.

Look who was just adopted. Greg! Greg came from our county shelter in terrible condition and has made a great recovery. He will be living partly in Florida and partly in Michigan with his new mom and dad. Have a great life Greg!

One of the community cats that we help has developed a very bad upper respiratory infection. He is hospitalized at Miami Animal clinic. We have been trying to catch him for the past week without luck until today. Teco, as we call him, has been one of our regular cats that we feed and take care of. Donations are greatly appreciated either to PayPal at [email protected] or called into vet at 786-542-6070. Thank you so much!

Leo is doing great in his new home!

Happy News! Leo has been adopted. We are so happy. His new family is wonderful and he has two little fur siblings to keep him company. Have a great life Leo!