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Last CALL! Vanellope are scheduled to die. Zero interest on him..8 week old puppy begs for her life

By Crossposter

Each one of these puppies is on tomorrow’s, (August 15th) euthanasia list at a high kill shelter in Texas. This shelter euthanizes perfectly healthy and wonderful puppies every day because they are so overrun with intake on their capacity.
...Today, August 14th, they euthanized 4 puppies alone, not including adult dogs. Many days there are much more.

Vanellope is a female who is around 2 months old and weighs 6 lbs.


ADOPTERS PLEASE EMAIL: acsadoptions@sanantonio.gov
FOSTERS/RESCUES PLEASE EMAIL: placement@sanantoniopetsalive.org or acsrescue-foster@sanantonio.gov

THIS DOG IS IN ACS KENNELS & AT RISK OF BEING KILLED. SHELTER EVALUATES SPACE AT: 9:30am Mon-Sat, and again at 5pm Mon-Fri & 3pm Sat. Or at anytime as space is needed.

We are NOT the City Shelter to where pictures were taken. FOR MORE INFO ON THIS PET please contact:
San Antonio Animal Care Services
contact info@sanantoniopetsalive.org or placement@sanantoniopetsalive.org or call 210-370-7612 (email preferred)
GO TO SAPA BLDG 1 & bring the Pet's ID!
Address: 4710 Hwy. 151 San Antonio, Texas 78227
Our shelter is open from 11AM-7PM Mon -Fri, 11AM-5PM Sat and 11AM-5PM Sun
Ask for information about animal ID number A613326 


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Two Abandoned St. Bernard Puppies Stuck On Cliff Rescued After Days Of Crying For Help

Two 16-week-old St. Bernard cross puppies are safe after spending several days stranded on a ledge of a cliff in Mission, British Columbia. For four days residents in the rural area could hear whimpering and crying coming from the forest.


“It’s day four that I’ve been listening to them whining and crying. They’re obviously in distress,” said Emma Wilfert. “They’re howling and crying all day until dusk.”

Upset that nothing was being done by authorities to help the dogs, she and her dad hiked into the thick forest to try and find the dogs. They found them near the top of a high cliff.

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They knew they couldn’t make it to them. Someone was going to need climbing equipment to rappel down to them. That’s when word reached Mission’s Search and Rescue.


Volunteers with Mission Search and Rescue were notified and knew that if they didn’t rescue the pups someone else would attempt it and that could lead to another rescue being necessary.

“It’s always a concern for us as search and rescue. We want to make sure the public is safe,” SAR manager Dean Osen told CTV News. It took a crew of 15. They divided into three teams with two teams approaching the dogs from the ledge and one from below.

When they reached the ledge the excited dogs rolled into their outstretched jackets. “They were excited to see us,” said Roger, one of the SAR volunteers.

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The puppies were so tired they fell asleep in their rescuers’ arms. The dogs were checked over by a veterinarian and were in remarkable shape considering their ordeal. They were thin and cold but not hypothermic and free of injuries and parasites.


It also appears that someone trimmed their nails recently. The veterinarian that examined them suspects the dogs were dumped.

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The BC SPCA’s animal cruelty department has been contacted and the puppies – now named Duchess and Francine – will remain in their care until they are ready for adoption, just not yet.


“Duchess and Francine would like to thank everyone for their support while they adjust to life off the mountain,” wrote BC SPCA Maple Ridge Branch. They would also like to thank the Mission Search & Rescue Society for going above and beyond to rescue them and Dewdney Animal Hospital Ltd. for being there to examine them. As these two are still on a stray hold they are not available for adoption.”

But for now Duchess and Francine are happy, healthy and eating well.