Dear fellow Brittany lover,
It’s heartbreaking to find Brittanys who no longer have a home, a place where there’s always shelter, food, love, attention, special treats, playtime … where they are treasured members of the family.
We believe all Brittanys deserve a chance to have a loving forever home. In addition to rescuing healthy Brittanys, we’ve pledged to save ALL Brittanys including the elderly, abused, abandoned, pregnant, and those facing euthanasia due to severe injuries. (See examples on back.)
Some believe these severe cases are not worth spending the money to save them.
We disagree.
If you feel the same way and believe these sweet playful companions deserve a chance at a new life, support us with your tax-deductible donation: http://www.paypal.me/brittanyrescuetexas
Why your donation is so vital:
- We never know how many “special needs” Brittanys we’ll bring in at any given time
- Shelters don’t have the funding to vet injured animals so they depend on rescue organizations like BRIT to step up
- The cost to vet a Brittany with special needs can range from $3,000 to $5,000+ each
- If it weren’t for BRIT, the odds are high that many Brittanys in shelters would be put down
- Our adoption fees don’t always cover necessary vetting (some have special needs)
- The average cost of heartworm treatment is $400+
- BRIT is run by volunteers; all donations go to saving Brittanys (and we keep our costs low)
Our hearts go out to this special breed and we’ve made it our mission to save as many as humanly possible in Texas. Unfortunately, it takes more dollars than we have to rescue, vet, foster, and rehabilitate all of these loveable Brittanys so they can find forever homes.
We couldn’t do this work without your financial support.
Thank you so much for helping us help them!
Here are some of the more notable special needs cases we’ve brought in:
2016 – Pebbles – Leg shattered by gunshot
2016 – Annie Oakley – Pregnant and Homeless
2016 – Rocky – Near Fatal Dog Attack
2016 – Beverly – Serious Illness (possibly cancer)
2016 – 5 Parvo Puppies
2016 – Joe – Extensive Behavioral Issues
2016 – Brodie – Extensive Behavioral Issues
2015 – Macey –Heartworm treatment and severe skin Issues
2015 – Mimi – Multiple Surgeries
2015 – Dani – Starving with an injured leg
2015 – Smoke – 10-year BRIT with broken leg
2015 – Waffle – Blind Senior
2014 – Beretta – Huge tumors on his legs
2014 – Wendy – Starved from living on the streets
2014 – BBMax – Esophageal Paralysis
2014 – BeBee – Grade 5 Heart Murmur
2014 – Cheyenne – Heartworm treatment and severe skin issues
2013 – Louisiana Breeder Seizure Operation (over 100 seized; 7 taken in by BRIT)
2013 – Precious – Starvation
2013 – George – Heart Valve Defect
2013 – Arizona – Drop Jaw
2012 – Sky Hicks – Abuse
2012 – Rosie – Pregnant
2012 – Daisy – Pregnant
2011– Cowboy Hudson – Mentally Challenged
2011 – Darcy – Leg issue