15 years old and set to die at a high kill shelter

At fifteen years old, she was out of time at a high-kill shelter.

Eliza—now lovingly called Pup—was sitting on the euthanasia list. At the end of the day, CAMO received the call: no one had stepped forward. No interest. No plan. Just a senior dog waiting for her final moments.

So, of course, they said yes.

Now safe with CAMO Rescue, Pup is finally off that list—but her fight is far from over. She is a medical heartbreak. She has three separate masses: a large, hard mass on her left hip, another on her right hip, and one along her mammary chain on her chest. Her ears are painful, her teeth are in poor condition, and at fifteen years old, her body has clearly been through more than it ever should have.

And yet, she is here. Still gentle. Still deserving.

Pup needs comfort, care, and a chance to feel safe for however much time she has left. She will need extensive veterinary attention and a committed foster willing to give her love during this chapter of her life.

We are asking for donations to help cover her medical care, diagnostics, and treatment. Senior dogs like Pup are so often overlooked, but they deserve dignity, relief from pain, and to know that they mattered.

If you can help, please consider donating. Your support gives this fifteen-year-old girl something she almost lost—hope and love.