By Burlington Humane Society
Hold onto your toast, folks! We’ve got a deliciously adorable quartet of Shepherd/Mastiff mix puppies ready to spice up your life! There are three dashing boys — Bagel, Benedict (Benny), and Muffin — and one delightful girl named Marmie (Marmalade). They’re so cute, you’ll want seconds!
These little hashbrowns have had their will be first vaccines, microchips, deworming, and flea/tick treatment. Very soon they’ll be ready for new “paw-rents” who will be responsible for subsequent boosters, spay/neuter, 4DX test, and unlimited puppy kisses and cuddles!
Here’s a little preview:
Bagel: perfectly toasted and always ready to roll;
Benny: sunny side up and full of pep;
Marmie: sweet, tangy, and irresistible;
Muffin: soft, warm, and utterly lovable!
If you hope to add one of these breakfast treats to your family, please submit your adoption application, and our Adoption Counsellors will be in touch with the next steps. Calls and visits to the shelter about the puppies will not help ensure you get a puppy.
There’s also an additional member of the Brunch Bunch, who is in need of some additional attention before he’s in a position to be adopted. Omelette is a sweet boy who came to us in dire condition. He was covered in feces, infested with worms and ticks, and noticeably limping.
After a thorough examination, our veterinarian delivered heartbreaking news: Omelette has been suffering from a chronic femur break. This poor puppy has been enduring the pain of a broken leg for most of his short life, and it went unnoticed until now.
The vet has advised us that the best course of action for Omelette is to proceed with amputation. This is a difficult decision, but it is the most compassionate choice to ensure Omelette can live a pain-free and happy life. The surgery, along with post-operative care and rehabilitation, is costly, and we need your help to give Omelette the chance he deserves.
How you can help
We are aiming to raise $5,000 to cover the costs of Omelette’s surgery, medications, rehabilitation, and continued care. Every dollar counts and no contribution is too small. Here’s how your donation can make a difference:
- $20 can help cover the cost of pain medications;
- $50 can contribute to a day of post-operative care;
- $100 can assist with pre-surgery blood tests and X-rays;
- $500 can significantly offset the cost of the surgery itself.
Your generosity will not only help Omelette heal physically but also show him the love and care he so desperately needs. We are committed to providing him with a loving, supportive environment as he recovers and adapts to his new life.
Other ways to support
Share our story: even if you can’t donate, sharing this campaign with your friends, family, and social networks can help us reach more people who might be able to assist.
Send your love: positive messages and well wishes are incredibly uplifting and will be shared with Omelette to keep his spirits high.
Thank you
From the bottom of our hearts, thank you for taking the time to read Omelette’s story. With your help, we can give this resilient puppy the chance to run, play, and live without pain. Together, we can make a world of difference for Omelette.
To donate: please click here for our Go Fund Me page.
Call us today and donate over the phone 905-637-7325 or donate in person at 740 Griffith Court.
Adoption
Don’t miss your chance to bring home one of these scrumptious pups! Stay tuned for their adoption details coming soon; adoption applications can be found online by clicking here.
The Brunch Bunch will be available for adoption through the Burlington Humane Society. Local-news.ca has partnered with the Burlington Humane Society to give you stories of some of the pets they have available for adoption. If you fall in love and want to adopt one of the pets featured, go to the Adopt a Cat or Kitten or the Adopt a Dog or Puppy page on their website for more information on how to proceed.
