Cheesecake, a Labrador mix, faced a serious threat to her eyesight due to a disease called entropion, which causes the eyelids to turn inward. But thanks to a Rachael Ray Save Them All Grant, her vision was restored.
Living in Oceanside, California, Cheesecake’s future looked uncertain. At nine years old and with a large size, finding her a home was challenging, especially with her eye condition. However, with the help of the animal welfare community, Cheesecake was given a second chance.
California Labradors, Retrievers, and More (known as Labs and More) have been rescuing homeless dogs in the Oceanside and San Diego areas since 2011. They focus on dogs with medical issues, seniors, and large breeds, aiming to save those at risk of euthanasia in shelters.
With support from the Rachael Ray Save Them All Grant, Labs and More can provide medical treatment to dogs like Cheesecake. They collaborate with veterinarians to ensure the dogs receive necessary care and find loving homes once they recover.
Despite their success, Labs and More faces challenges, including increasing numbers of pets entering shelters due to financial difficulties and housing restrictions. However, they remain committed to their mission of saving lives.
Cheesecake’s story is just one of many. Thanks to the grant, she underwent successful surgery and made a full recovery. She now enjoys a happy life with her new family, free from the worries that plagued her before.
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In addition to Cheesecake, Labs and More has helped dogs like Francis, who received surgery for a joint issue and found a loving home after rehabilitation. These success stories highlight the importance of collaboration and support in the animal welfare community.
Thanks to the grant and the dedication of organizations like Labs and More, dogs like Cheesecake and Francis get a second chance at life. They can enjoy simple pleasures like walks, cuddles, and sunsets with their loving families, grateful for the opportunity to experience life to the fullest.
