Mono County Animal Services
URGENT FOSTER PLEA: Parvo Survivor Needs a Dog-Free Haven!
A Remarkable Recovery
Last week, a sweet young puppy came into the Whitmore Animal Shelter and sadly tested positive for Canine Parvovirus. Thanks to swift action and incredible community support, she underwent treatment and has made dramatic improvements! She is now eating completely on her own and is acting much perkier, brighter, and full of life.
Special Thanks & Gratitude
We want to send a massive shout-out to our incredible partners who made this survival story possible:
Bishop Veterinarian Hospital: Thank you for taking this sweet girl in on a moment’s notice and providing top-notch medical care.
Stacy with 4 for Paws: Words cannot express our gratitude for covering the cost of her treatment. Because of your overwhelming generosity, this little fighter is expected to survive and thrive!
The Missing Piece: A Temporary Foster Home
While she has beaten the hardest part of the virus, she is not quite ready to return to the shelter environment.
The Catch: She will continue shedding the parvo virus for the next 2 weeks (14 days).
The Shelter Risk: While all of our shelter dogs are fully vaccinated, the potential exposure risk to our healthy canine population is simply too high. We cannot safely house her on-site right now.
Can You Help?
We urgently need a dog-free foster home where this deserving puppy can spend her 14-day recovery period in comfort and safety. If you do not have any resident dogs and can open your heart and home to a very deserving survivor, please step up for her today!
Contact the Whitmore Animal Shelter immediately at (760) 935-4734 to find out how you can save this puppy’s life a second time.

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