Found As a Stray Suffering & Hurting, Help Buttercup Bloom

When Buttercup was picked up as a stray by a local shelter, she could barely open her left eye. The shelter started to treat her, but when no one claimed her, we stepped in and transferred Buttercup to our Sanctuary. Her tests revealed that she not only had a painful corneal ulcer, she was also anemic and her white cell count was high and her abdomen was slightly distended.

After 10 days on new medications for her corneal ulcer, antibiotics, supplements to combat her anemia and a thorough deworming, Buttercup is now improving and ready for spay and dental surgery. It's essential that we don't delay too long, in the event that she does have a uterine infection or is coming into heat.

To our delight, sweet and quiet Buttercup is blooming. She loves to be held and snuggled – and we love holding and snuggling her. It’s tragically clear that, in the past, she was never shown the gentle and tender kindness she so deserved.

NE Ohio Greyhound Rescue relies on donations to provide the best medical care possible to the life long residents at it's sanctuary. Now that Buttercup is finally and forever “home” at the Sanctuary, won’t you please help her continue to bloom?

4/15/26 Update

Thank you, thank you, thank you! Because of the generosity of so many donors, Buttercup had her surgery and is feeling much better now. We are forever grateful for all the kindness that was showered on Buttercup and we are honored to be part of the Waggle community. Peace, Love, Rescue!