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You may remember Ace. This adorable boy was brought into the Helping Hounds Project - a rescue group that specializes in homing working breeds. Helping Hounds Project also trains some of their rescues to be service animals! Due to Ace's demeanor and eagerness to learn he was chosen for the service training program. Unfortunately, his training was put on hold when he tested positive for heartworm disease. Ace has been undergoing his heartworm treatment and recently had his final course of medications. Many people are unaware how difficult heartworm treatment is - not only for the dog but their humans as well. Heartworm treatment is nearly a year long process that involves pills, injections, cage rest, blood draws and multiple visits to the vet. The light is at the end of the tunnel for Ace as he recently underwent his final heartworm injections. He was a very brave boy through the entire process and received lots of love from the humans that have been by his side since day one - Dr. Erin, Makayla and Dee! With his final injections complete, Ace is in the final stages of treatment which involves rest and relaxation until his blood tests come back negative for heartworm.
Thank you Helping Hounds Project for rescuing this sweet boy and for giving him a second chance at life! We are happy and honored to have assisted in his heartworm treatment! And good luck to Ace on the rest of his recovery and the beginning of his training and placement, we hope you have every opportunity to live your best life! To donate to Ace's medical bills or any of the other sponsored animals, please visit the link below. All donations are used to prevent and treat disease caused by fleas, ticks and mosquitos in dogs and cats around the world!
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Meet Ace! Ace was rescued from a humane society by Helping Hounds Project, a 501-c3 non profit organization dedicated to rescuing, rehabilitating and adopting out "working breed" dogs. Not only does Helping Hands Project rescue these dogs - some receive training to be service dogs to aid people with walking or wheelchair mobility and even emotional support. When Ace was rescued, he was chosen to be in the training program to become a service dog. He has been described as loving and affection driven! Unfortunately, at Ace's medical appointment he was found to be heartworm positive. Due to this medical condition, his training has been delayed. Thankfully, Ace is healthy enough to undergo heartworm treatment. He is well on his way to a healthier life so he can start his service training! Keep an eye out for updates on Ace! For more information on the Helping Hounds Project visit their website To donate to Ace's medical bills or any of the other sponsored animals, please visit the link below. All donations are used to prevent and treat disease caused by fleas, ticks and mosquitos in dogs and cats around the world!
Thankfully, we were able to step in and help Fozzie's family, who had already done so much for Fozzie. Fozzie's heartworm treatment is now complete and Fozzie is just waiting for the all clear!
Animals are suffering from heartworm disease and other parasite related diseases all over the world. Help us to continue providing prevention to the healthy and treating the sick! To donate to Fozzie's medical bills or any of the other animals sponsored by One Love Pets, please visit the link below.. No donation big or small goes unappreciated!
Poppy has completed her heartworm treatment and will slowly be able to get back into her normal routine! Her family reports that she loved the snow this winter but they are looking forward to her being able to fully enjoy the spring and summer! As a rescued puppy mill dog, Poppy has so much to learn about love - but her family is well on their way to making her into a confident and spoiled girl! We are thankful for Poppy's family for taking her in and giving her the love and healthcare that she hadn't received previously. And we are thankful to be a small part of her recovery process!
Penny is a recently rescued boxer. She had spent the last 2 years as a stray in the woods and had survived 2 major Florida hurricanes amongst other everyday challenges on her own. Penny was caught by a rescue group and homed with her foster family. The first day with her foster family, Penny escaped into the elements again. Many efforts were made to bring her home, After several months of time and energy put in to safely trap Penny and get her out of the woods she was safely trapped and put into a home, just in time for Christmas. Bringing Penny home was a cherished event, and even made the local news! To no surprise, Penny is heartworm positive. Penny received her heartworm treatment and is recovering well!
Keep an eye out for updates on Ms. Penny!
To donate to Penny's care, use the link below!
 Bear is a roughly 5 year old longhaired black and tan male Dachshund. Bear's original owner had passed away and no one had stepped up to take care of him. Bear was posted on Facebook to find a new home after his owner passed away. He bounced between a couple of homes before his current owner couldn't bare to see him end up in another bad situation and adopted him. Bear was welcomed into a house with 3 new Dachshund siblings (two of which are also lucky rescues!). When Bear's current owner found him, he was severely malnourished. To make things worse, when brought in to his veterinarian for a checkup, Bear tested positive for heartworms. Bear has slowly become stronger and has received the okay from his veterinarian to start his heartworm treatment! We are happy to help Bear and his owner get him back to good health! Start of Treatment: 12/19/18 Keep an eye out for more updates on Bear! |
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