Brave Girl Who Survived The Streets of LA

Collette was found living on the streets of Los Angeles and at only 7 pounds, it had taken a devastating toll on her tiny body. By the time she arrived at the county shelter, Collette was suffering from painful puncture wounds around her neck and legs from being attacked, an injured left leg with an open wound, a mammary mass, and a fractured fibula.

Thankfully, Bichon Rescue Brigade stepped in to give her the care she needs.

Despite everything she’s endured, Collette has remained incredibly sweet, trusting, and full of hope. She greeted her rescuers with gentle eyes and a wagging tail, proving that her loving spirit survived even when her body had been through so much.

After rescue, Collette was immediately examined by a veterinarian. Thankfully her fractured fibula is healing and does not require surgery as of now and the mass is not dangerous.

Now that Collette is finally safe, her biggest medical need is her upcoming spay surgery and continued follow-up veterinary care to ensure she stays healthy as her injuries heal. These expenses, along with her examinations, medications, and treatment, add up quickly for a rescue that never hesitates to save medical dogs from high kill shelters with nowhere else to turn.

Collette’s future is finally bright, but she still needs your help to get there.

Your donation will help cover the cost of her spay procedure and the veterinary care she needs to complete her recovery. Every gift gives this resilient little girl another chance to leave her painful past on the streets behind.