Cece Escaped the Euthanasia List, but Her Fight Isn’t Over

This sweet 2-year-old Terrier mix was on the euthanasia list alongside her sister, Theodora. After surviving life as a stray, Cece and her sister were only hours away from losing their lives in an overcrowded high-kill shelter in southern California.

Super B Foundation refused to let Cece and her sister become another heartbreaking statistic, pulling them to safety just in time. But while Cece escaped euthanasia, her fight is far from over.

When Cece arrived in rescue, the extent of her injuries became clear. She had scabbed-over wounds across her neck and the top of her head, likely from an older dog attack. She already had a painful infection on the right side of her face that required immediate medical treatment, cleaning, and medication.

At the shelter, Cece developed kennel cough and is now battling a persistent upper respiratory infection. On top of everything else, there is concern that Cece—and possibly her sister—may be pregnant. While Theodora is scheduled to be spayed, Cece must first recover from her illness before she can safely undergo surgery.

After everything she has survived, Cece deserves the chance to start her journey on the road to recovery.

Your donation will help provide:

• Veterinary exams to diagnose her head and ear wounds
• Treatment for kennel cough and her respiratory infection
• Diagnostic testing and pregnancy evaluation
• Her spay surgery once she is healthy enough
• Follow-up veterinary care if needed so she can continue healing

Because Super B Foundation said yes, Cece was given a second chance at life. Now she needs our help to make that second chance count. If you watch the videos, you'll witness two completely different moments in Cece's life: one where she is facing euthanasia, and another where Super B Foundation gives her the second chance she almost never had.