Heart2Heart Pet Lifeline

Celebrate Parent Appreciation Day! Your pets love you like no other - let them give you that extra love today.

Did you know we have Wish Lists set up on Chewy & Amazon? We are looking for food donations to fill our Pet Food Pantries. Our pantries are found in the city of La Crosse on the 1800 Block of Kane St and in front of Hamilton Elementary School at 11117th St. South.

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Heart2Heart Pet Lifeline | La Crosse, WI | Chewy Our mission is to keep pets out of shelters and rescues and help owners keep them in loving homes. To that end, we provide financial

Tamara received assistance for her 10 year old teddy bear, Cooper, who was constipated, had diarrhea and had a boil by his re**um. We were happy to hear Cooper is now doing awesome followirng the vet visit and Tamara was very thankful for the assistance that H2H gave.

Hudson received assistance from H2H for his 3 year old male cat named Wilson who has always had some aggressive tendencies and spraying that until recently Hudson was been able to manage to the point he was considering surrender. He stated that Wilson is currently doing alright, that he was prescribed medication, and is feeling optimistic. The medication prescribed at the time of his vet visit was an ear medication and Wilson has always had behavioral issues. He was cryptorchid at time of neuter and only one testicle was found. Both the vet and CRHS recommended possibly reopening him to see if another testicle was found. Vet allso discussed behavioral euthanasia or outdoor placement although is a bite risk. We sure hope all is going better for Hudson & Wilson.

How are your summer road trips going?

Susan was very grateful to receive assistance from H2H to help pay for the redemptions fees of her 5 year old Maltipoo, Billy.

Happy All American Pet Photo Day! Please share your pet photos in the comments - let's fill the page.

Sarah received assistance for her adult cat Zach who has been having some breathing issues. The vet diagnosed Zach with asthma and prescribed a medication to help treat it. They also gave an injection for his skin and a recommendation on flea and tick preventative that wouldn’t exacerbate his skin issues.

He is doing much better now and almost as good as new. Sarah was thankful for the assistance that H2H provided.

Anyone camping this weekend?

Maria received assistance for her 13 year old dog, Cap, who had a severe ear yeast infection. The vet was able to treat his ears and send Maria home with medication. Maria shared he was doing better. This makes our hearts happy when we hear how the pets H2H helps are doing.

Happy 4th of July from all of us at Heart2Heart Pet Lifeline!

Lori received assistance for her 8 year old cat Misha who has been throwing up food, seemed lethargic, and she found a lump that she wanted to see if it was cancerous. The vet was able to determine via fine needle aspirate and cytology that the lump was a lipoma. Hope Misha feels better each day.

Today is National ID your pet day. Please be sure your pet always has on an identification tag especially as we approach the 4th.

Samantha received assistance from H2H for her 1.5 year old cat Arthur who had an open neck wound. The wound ended up being a burst abscess which the vet was able treat. Sure hope Arthur is doing better.

Kim received assistance from H2H for her recently diagnosed cat/Leia who is her life. We helped pay for the initial recheck of T4 levels as well as urinalysis and renal panel to make sure that Leia's thyroid issues weren’t masking any kidney issues. Thankfully the two tests came back good and Leia is adjusting well to her new medication.

Can you relate?

Donnie applied for assistance for his new dog Bandit who had started limping. After the initial vet visit it was determined that she had a fractured leg requiring surgery. Heart2Heart helped Bandit get the surgery that she needed and is doing well.

Tina was very thankful for the assistance that H2H provided her in being able to afford redemption fees for her two well cared for senior dogs, Rita and Betty, when she had an unexpected stay at the hospital.

Happy Father's Day to all of the great dads out there!

Ready for the weekend?

Marni received assistance for her dog Oakley who was vomiting a lot with specks of blood, lethargic and refusing to eat. Because of Heart2Heart she was able to take Oakley to the vet who diagnosed her with pancreatitis and had her switched to a bland diet for a week. Oakley is now back to her hyper and active state and Marni couldn’t be more thankful for the assistance that H2H provided.

Angela received assistance from H2H for her dog Nika who wasn’t able to get up the stairs without crying in pain. The vet determined that Nika had two partially torn ACLS. Angela said that Nika was doing better and that she’s was trying to keep her calm in order to allow the ACLs to heal and not tear further. We are so happy that Nika is on the mend.

It's National Best Friends Day! Share a photo with your best furry friend!

Happy Friday!

Willa received assistance from H2H for her pup/Pablo. Hope all is well.

Poor Patsy the cat had a swollen ear. Thanks to H2H, Saachi received assistance to help her but Patsy still had trouble and her ear was infected again. Saachi is now receiving financial assistance from another source and we are hopeful Patsy fully recovers.

Today is National Play Outside Day! Share a picture of you/kids/friends...playing with your dog outside. Then like our page. Each photo and page like will earn us $5 from an anonymous donor. (Up to $300) Can't wait to see your photos.

For the month of June we are switching it up a bit!
We are collecting donations for Heart2Heart Pet Lifeline. A nonprofit organization who "provides financial help for veterinary services and other pet needs through community donations and support. Board members have worked extensively with animal shelters and animal rescue organizations. We know too well the difficulties faced by pet families and animal welfare organizations when pet medical care cannot be managed. Our goal is to keep animals out of the overcrowded shelter environment by helping to keep animals with their loving families. When people must forego care because of cost but choose to keep their beloved animal at home, it is the animal who suffers and pays the cost with poor health."

We have both donation boxes set up at La Crosse and Onalaska stores!
And as always, thank you all who share, donate and more, y'all are Rockstar's!