07/16/2018
UPDATE: On Wednesday, Henrietta was found within moments of her life at the bottom of a heaping pile of trash. She was thrown away, forgotten and nearly died. Today, she has a fighting chance because of our community coming together to save her life.
Since transferring her to the ER, Henrietta has had a successful blood transfusion and is eating small amounts of food on her own. Yesterday, her progress slipped, and her blood pressure and blood sugar were both low, but she is doing better today. At this time, Henrietta still too weak to get up on her own, but she can stand with the assistance of a veterinary technician placing her on her feet. She still needs round-the-clock nursing care to prevent pressure sores and keep up with her frequent feeding schedule.
The ER reports that she is a good, sweet girl who relishes every bit of attention she gets.
We’d like to extend a tremendous ‘thank you’ to everyone who donated to help support Henrietta’s emergency and ongoing care. The outpouring of love was so great that BARCS Franky Fund will be able to help more neglected, injured and sick animals in need of specialized and emergency care in recent weeks.
Every life is important. Together we’ve shown Henrietta that she is no exception. She is worthy of good health, safety and, most importantly, love.
Thank you for your support of BARCS and the animals we serve.
To read Henrietta’s full story, or if you would like to make a gift to the Franky Fund to help BARCS always be ready to save animals like her, please visit our website: https://barcs.org/urgent-care/