When Our Community Comes Together
Every year, we meet thousands of animals – companion pets, stray animals and wildlife – who need help. Whether it’s serious injuries or life-threatening illnesses, DoveLewis is committed to providing the best medical care possible, but we couldn’t do it without your help. Find out how community support makes a difference.
Surgery for "dietary indiscretions"
Meet Paddington, a curious chocolate Lab who ate some things she shouldn’t have! Our surgeon removed pieces of thread, ribbon, plastic and bark all entangled together in Paddington’s intestines. She made an excellent recovery and is back to living that Lab life.
A puppy's seizure scare
Two-month-old Moki visited our ER after experiencing lethargy, multiple vomiting episodes and a possible seizure. After running several tests, Moki was treated for gastroenteritis with fluids and medication. Since his seizures didn’t return, he was able to go home the next day.
Stray kitten gets care (and a bath)
Our donor-funded Stray Animal & Wildlife Fund helps thousands of animals every year, including abandoned kittens who need help to thrive – and sometimes a simple bath. We work with local animal service agencies to help these animals find healthy, happy futures.
To help ensure that animals like these receive the medical care they need and deserve, join with our community to support DoveLewis.
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Recent Posts
Tips to Protect Your Pet This Thanksgiving
Gobble Gobble. Our furry friends would also love to partake in the feast and gobble up some food, but food-related injuries and illnesses are the main cause of pet emergencies over this holiday weekend. Learn what is most harmful and the best way to keep your pets healthy.
Protecting Your Pets: A Guide to Rat Poison Ingestion and Pet Safety
Discovering that your pet has ingested rat poison can be a distressing situation for any pet owner. Rat poison, although designed to target rodents, poses a serious threat to our beloved pets.
My Pet Ate Something Toxic... Now What?
Many human foods are toxic to animals and can pose severe health risks if ingested. Let’s walk through some common foods that your furry friends should avoid and learn what to do if they accidentally indulge in something they can’t have.
