Scout is a 9 month old Mix-Breed in Fresno, CA, who needs $2,000 for Parvovirus Emergency Treatment.

Walking to school along the canal, I noticed three puppies wandering about. The next day same thing, so I bought some bulk dry food and left it there for them. They came out to eat, but would not let me or animal control approach them (they hid under a c container. Finally, after three weeks of feeding them, I and a gentleman rescued the pups. Scout lives with me and 4 other dogs now.

Scout loves her treats. I noticed that she didn’t want one and then she vomited. Additionally, she became very upset with the other animals being around her.
I took her immediately to Cedar vet in Fresno, where they diagnosed her as having parvovirus. The bill ended up being higher than $3000 which is more than I can afford.
The best part is, they saved her life.

Scout is adorable. She loves people and she cuddles up with the other dogs. The older she gets the more dominant she becomes, but she’s still very loving.
The other dogs taught her to be more assertive and she is developing into a very brave girl with a sweet personality.
She weighs about 40 pounds, but acts like all of our smaller dogs, climbing onto my lap and resting her head on my arm.

I went back to school after losing business to Covid mandates. My job shut down and being out of town, it’s been hard to regrow. Upon finishing my degree, I have loans to pay back.
As I approach the workforce, there have been some hurdles with this one being significant.