Saved Just in Time—Help Support Solace

Solace is just 10 months old, a baby by any measure, and already he’s faced more than any animal ever should. He was surrendered to the city shelter due to seizures and left waiting for help that never came. For over two weeks, he sat without medical care. Then, everything changed. He crashed, and the shelter called with an urgent plea: get him to a vet or he would be humanely euthanized.

Saving Hope Rescue didn’t hesitate. Solace was rushed to the vet, where staff thought he had already passed. His temperature was just 94 degrees, he could barely breathe, and he was unresponsive. Against all odds, the veterinary team worked tirelessly and brought him back. They suspect he may have been poisoned, though nothing is confirmed. What is clear is that Solace fought hard to survive.

Today, Solace is safe in a loving foster home. He receives daily seizure medication to help manage his condition and is adjusting well to his new routine. He’s eating, resting, and starting to explore again. After everything he’s been through, it’s a joy to see him relaxed and surrounded by care. This sweet, resilient boy is finally getting the chance he deserves.

His story is a reminder of how many are lost because no one steps in fast enough, but this time, thanks to quick action and expert care, we didn’t lose him. Solace is safe and healing, but his medical bills are growing. Please donate to support his ongoing medical care.

Update 05/13
This little guy is doing great in his foster home! He’s adjusting well to his new meds and seems more relaxed and happy every day. One of his favorite things? Hanging out with the resident dog—they’ve totally hit it off. It’s been so sweet watching him settle in and enjoy life. His caretakers have continued to closely monitor him. Thank you for the continued support!

Update 05/28
Solace continues to do so well in his foster home, and it’s been amazing to see his personality truly start to blossom. With each passing day, he grows more confident, curious, and affectionate. He’s adjusting wonderfully to his medications, and his energy is up—he’s eating well, exploring his surroundings, and loves playing with toys!