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Call your rescue FIRST when

  • Any non-emergency vet visit
  • A puppy needs medication
  • You’re not sure if it’s a Monitor or Needs-Vet
  • A puppy passed away
  • You think it might be contagious (kennel cough, parvo symptoms, etc.)
  • You’re running out of supplies (formula, dewormer, puppy pads)
  • A puppy seems “off” and you’re worried

Life-threatening — go NOW, call on the way

  • A puppy is struggling to breathe
  • A puppy is unresponsive or seizing
  • Severe bleeding that won’t stop
  • Suspected poisoning (chewed something toxic)
  • A puppy has been stepped on, dropped, or crushed
  • Bloated belly that is hard/tight and puppy is in pain
Emergency vet:
Rescue coord.:
Backup:

Wag On Home — Foster Resources · wag-on-home.com