Yes, Foxy was scheduled for euthanasia at the city pound. The odds were against her. She was 10 years old and struggling with a respiratory infection, and illness can lead to euthanasia when the pound is overcrowded.
The city pound is the barometer of animal welfare’s progress in Chicago, and sadly, they have seen 1,000 additional homeless pets so far this year. Our responsibility is to help as much as we can.
Fortunately, thanks to our partnership with the city pound, we received the urgent call to help Foxy. Once safe at our Medical Center, Foxy got everything she needed—medicine, love, and a second chance. Days later, she is so much improved she can now complete her recovery in a cozy foster home.
Foxy could have died. Not from age or illness or injury. From overcrowding. Year after year, the PAWS Chicago community steps up to help at risk animals. I'm asking you today to join the groundswell of support and continue the lifesaving.
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