Life throws curveballs, but when a curveball was thrown in the way of one dog owner, a Cincinnati animal shelter was there to help.A woman noticed her dog, Blue, had a mass that was getting bigger each day. She scheduled a surgery for her dog to have the mass removed at UCAN Nonprofit Spay/Neuter Clinic.The morning of the dog's surgery, the owner's ride was canceled and then the day got even worse — Blue's mass exploded.Cincinnati Animal CARE's community support team reached out to UCAN to see if they could bring in Blue for the owner. The shelter also arranged separate transport for Blue's owner in can Blue did not make it.However, the surgery was successful and Cincinnati Animal CARE's community support team was able to drive Blue back home the next day. The shelter also gifted the owner a new bed for Blue since the dog's mass exploded on its old bed.Cincinnati Animal CARE is approaching its first anniversary as a shelter. Staff members said they not only take pride in getting dogs and cats into home but also takes pride in being a resource for the Greater Cincinnati community.If you or your pet ever need help, you can contact Cincinnati Animal CARE at community.support@cincinnatianimalcare.org.
Life throws curveballs, but when a curveball was thrown in the way of one dog owner, a Cincinnati animal shelter was there to help.
A woman noticed her dog, Blue, had a mass that was getting bigger each day. She scheduled a surgery for her dog to have the mass removed at UCAN Nonprofit Spay/Neuter Clinic.
The morning of the dog's surgery, the owner's ride was canceled and then the day got even worse — Blue's mass exploded.
Cincinnati Animal CARE's community support team reached out to UCAN to see if they could bring in Blue for the owner. The shelter also arranged separate transport for Blue's owner in can Blue did not make it.
However, the surgery was successful and Cincinnati Animal CARE's community support team was able to drive Blue back home the next day. The shelter also gifted the owner a new bed for Blue since the dog's mass exploded on its old bed.
Cincinnati Animal CARE is approaching its first anniversary as a shelter. Staff members said they not only take pride in getting dogs and cats into home but also takes pride in being a resource for the Greater Cincinnati community.
If you or your pet ever need help, you can contact Cincinnati Animal CARE at community.support@cincinnatianimalcare.org.
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