“Bunny” (Julia A1915278) and her 10 puppies had been living under a stranger’s shed in Houston, and the devoted mom would sneak in and out through a hole in the fence. The entire family had been turned into BARC shelter on December 27 as strays. The puppies are estimated to be four-weeks old and cannot be in a shelter long term because their immune systems are too immature and are susceptible to infectious diseases.
Bunny and her puppies have been placed on the euthanasia list for Tuesday, January 2, 2024 because of overcrowding at the shelter and the puppies not able to survive at a shelter long term. The dogs have all received their preliminary vaccinations.
The shelter sent out a plea for help, and the family can be rescued only by an approved rescue partner because of the puppies and the care they will need. Funds are currently being pledged to be paid to an approved rescue organization for the family once they are all safely out of the shelter.
Preliminary notes from the shelter state the mother dog is about two years of age, weighs 45-pounds and is heartworm negative. She is friendly and doing her best to be a good mom.
Her puppies:
A1915156 Bonnie, 5159 Bambi, 5280 Bailey, 5281 Bethany, 5282 Birdie, 5283 Betsy, 5284 Blythe, 5285 Bryan, 5287 Brooks, 5288 Brody (DB28) – Immature (PS 12.28).
The dogs are at BARC Animal Shelter located at 3200 Carr Street, Houston, TX 77026.
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