Baja Dog Rescue

More dogs coming in for spay/neuter and vaccination and de-worming

Baja Dog Rescue-sanctuary, cancer center, hospital, senior dogs, and hospice for dogs
No kill sanctuary , Non-profit 501(3c)
12,000+ dogs saved to date Helping dogs since 2008
www.bajadogrescue.org

anothr happy adoption

we ran out of paper plates for our parvo and distemper dog we have in our hospital. can someone help us out a little?

Community outreach program Please Donate and Share
Another client coming with their sick dog. The dog has severe edema

Baja Dog Rescue is a 501c3 concentrating on helping street dogs, Cats, senior dogs, hospice dogs and sick dogs by providing on site medical attention/ treatment at our onsite fully equipped hospital, hospice and dog sanctuary. Specializing in canine parvo, distemper, cancer, renal failure, liver failure, and infectious diseases. We have helped 12,000 dogs todate

#501(3c)
Want to help us save the lives of dogs? Or cats?

*DONATE!* Every dollar or item you contribute is greatly appreciated and helps tremendously!

http://bajadogrescue.org/donate/

•PayPal – [email protected]
•Online –[email protected]
•Venmo – -dogrescue If prompted enter 2240
•Zelle – [email protected]
•Cash/Checks – Baja Dog Rescue P.O. Box 437920, San Ysidro,Ca 92143-7920
https://www.givinggrid.com/bzvegu/

More spay and neutering at our site hospital🥰

Baja Dog Rescue-sanctuary, cancer center, hospital, senior dogs, and hospice for dogs
No kill sanctuary , Non-profit 501(3c)
12,000+ dogs saved to date Helping dogs since 2008
www.bajadogrescue.org

please help us with this purchase from amazon?

Another adoption! 🥰Thank you for adopting from us. They are a family of 4 and the girls fell in love with the dog at first sight.🥳

we still have lots of dogs that need homes-please help them find homes so we can rescue more sick/abandon dogs from the streets.

Baja Dog Rescue-sanctuary, cancer center, hospital, senior dogs, and hospice for dogs
No kill sanctuary , Non-profit 501(3c)
12,000+ dogs saved to date Helping dogs since 2008
www.bajadogrescue.org

Our little Shirley needs a home. please open you home to her so she can get a home this summer. 25 pounds, about 7-8 months, female
[email protected]
Baja Dog Rescue-sanctuary, cancer center, hospital, senior dogs, and hospice for dogs
No kill sanctuary , Non-profit 501(3c)
12,000+ dogs saved to date Helping dogs since 2008
www.bajadogrescue.org

The dog days of summer are in full swing, which means it's important to keep your pooch protected from the heat.
The U.S. has experienced unrelenting temperatures this year, with triple-digit highs seen across the country, from the Southwest to the nation's capital. This week another summer heat wave is hitting Southern California, with temperatures rising into the upper 90s and triple digits in the valleys.
And while we're all feeling the impact of the heat, it can be even harder for animals to regulate extreme temperatures.
Dogs, for example, have sweat glands but don't use them the same way humans do.
"They really just have to pant off all the heat they get, and it can be very difficult for them to regulate their body temperature," Dr. Joe Snock, a veterinarian at Mount Laurel Animal Hospital. "With dogs, it's going to be a big concern if they're left outside, especially with this heat."
So, how can you keep you four-legged friends happy and healthy amid the heat? Here are some expert tips:
Hydrate
"Water is really the most important thing you can take with you when you're exercising your pet outside in the heat," Dr. Christie Long, chief medical officer at veterinary clinic Modern Animal in California, told CBS News.
In general, dogs and cats normally drink between 20 and 100 milliliters of water per kilogram of body weight per day, Long said, and can show similar signs when dehydrated, including:
• Sticky or tacky gums
• Skin is slow to return to normal positions when pinched or "tented."
• Eyes appear sunken or recessed in socket
Limit exposure
If you're outside with your pet for a walk, opt for shadier spots in order to protect them from the direct sun.
"A covered area, almost like a shedded area, or just a bunch of trees somewhere they can get away from the direct heat is good," Snock said.
Pets can also burn their paws on hot concrete and asphalt.
"Burns can be mild and superficial or serious and deep, depending on the temperature and the length of exposure," said Long. "The best way to test the temperature is to feel the surface yourself with your hand. If it feels too hot to keep your hand on the ground, then it's too hot for your pet to walk on."
If temperatures are just too hot, try inside activities like hiding treats in puzzle feeders or playing fetch with soft toys, Long said. You can also increase bonding time with brushing or other grooming, she said.
Watch for warning signs
Amid summer heat, Long said to look out for signs of heat stroke in pets, which include:
• Lethargy
• Collapse
• Bright red gums
• Decreased mental state/responsiveness
• Excessive panting
• Drooling
"Pet owners should seek medical attention as soon as possible if their pet displays any symptoms of heat stroke," she said. "After removing your pet from the heat and into a cooler area, use cold water to wet the ear flaps and paws to start the cooling process and transport them in a vehicle with direct air conditioning."

Baja Dog Rescue-sanctuary, cancer center, hospital, senior dogs, and hospice for dogs
No kill sanctuary , Non-profit 501(3c)
12,000+ dogs saved to date Helping dogs since 2008
www.bajadogrescue.org

Our little beauty got adopted and these are the next day photos. Its looks like she will have a great life

Another spay at our weekly mini-campaign.

Baja Dog Rescue-sanctuary, cancer center, hospital, senior dogs, and hospice for dogs
No kill sanctuary , Non-profit 501(3c)
12,000+ dogs saved to date Helping dogs since 2008

Our Dogs Our Dogs

Ginger needs a home-can you help find her one

Can you help us out with supplies or our sanctuary?🥰🥰
These are on our amazone list

Courtesy Post

This is Spencer. We found him skin and bones in our neighborhood. We believe that he was hit by a car and left for dead. He is 2-3 years old and enjoys sticking his head out of the car window, chewing on bones, and going for walks. He loves people so would be a perfect best friend. Surviving the accident and nursed back to life, he is now ready for his forever home!

Please contact Deby 858-663-7121

Our little ralphy needs a home. He is about 6-7 months old, about 22-25 pounds, male, charming and very handsome

lets find him a home
www.bajadogrescue.org
[email protected]

Another happy adoption-now we have two left who would like to give them a home?

We need help again-so what else is new!

This is the latest dog with a owner with out money that desperately needs our help. The dog has mast cell carcinoma, erhlichia, thrombocytopenia and whole bunch of fancy sounding, scientific names that describes all his illness/diseases. We want to save this dogs life which we can but problem is owner has no money and we need donation. We are trying to raise $500. for this dogs. Can anybody spare some $$$💵

•PayPal – [email protected]
•Online –[email protected]
•Venmo – -dogrescue If prompted enter 2240
•Zelle – [email protected]
•Cash/Checks – Baja Dog Rescue P.O. Box 437920, San Ysidro,Ca 92143-7920
https://www.givinggrid.com/bzvegu/