We got an urgent call we couldn’t ignore.

Two Lab mix puppies, Tilly & Teddy, had just tested positive for parvo. The person who adopted them from a shelter was desperately trying to find help—but after reaching out to multiple rescues and animal control, no one was able to step in.

Time was not on their side.

Because their symptoms had only started the day before, we knew this was a critical window to act. We rushed them straight to MedVet Norwalk for hospitalization and the parvo monoclonal antibody injection—their best шанс at beating this devastating virus.

Right now, they are still hospitalized and fighting. They are showing symptoms, but we’re starting to see a small light—they’ve begun eating on their own, which is a really encouraging sign that the antibody is helping. 🙏

They’ll remain in the hospital for at least another 24 hours while we make sure they continue moving in the right direction.

We are going to need help.

Once they are stable and symptom-free, Tilly & Teddy will need foster homes without other dogs for a strict 2-week quarantine until they are no longer contagious.

And as you can imagine, the cost of saving them is significant—$3,000–$4,000 per puppy. We did not have the funds set aside for this, but walking away wasn’t an option. Not when treatment could save them. Not when they still had a chance.

Please consider helping:

Donate toward their medical care
Apply to foster (no other dogs required)
Share their story far and wide

They needed someone to say yes. We did.
Now we’re hoping you’ll stand with them, too. 🐾💛

Tiny paws, big fight—help us save our parvo puppies. 🐾💛