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Stray Dog Suffering from Snake Bite and Several Illnesses Makes Full Recovery – Blocklines

Stray Dog Suffering from Snake Bite and Several Illnesses Makes Full Recovery

Do you remember Samson

This five-year-old Labrador retriever mix was found in grave condition on the streets of California. 

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He was bitten by a venomous rattlesnake and needed immediate veterinary care. It was discovered at the vet that Samson was also suffering from anemia, ehrlichiosis and was retaining fluid in his stomach.

Photo: Rescate Fenix

Your donations helped him get the emergency care he needed to remove several gallons of fluid from his stomach, start treatment for tick-borne disease, and five rounds of antivenom treatment. 

Samson was very ill and at first the medical team was worried if he would survive- but he did. 

Photo: Rescate Fenix

The tough pup found a loving foster home to recover in and was doing well until they found a cancerous tumor on his shoulder. 

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Samson was once again treated and is now happy and healthy.

Photo: Rescate Fenix

He has also passed rattlesnake training to avoid these dangerous animals. His foster family is considering adopting the sweet fella and giving him the life he deserves. 

He now spends his days napping in his soft bed and avoiding walking on wood floors. He prefers carpet or rugs.

Samson and all his caretakers are grateful for your support. Your donations helped save his life, so thank you! 

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Photo: Rescate Fenix

Sadly, sick and injured animals arrive daily at rescues and shelters in need of emergency medical care. Join us in saving more lives by donating to the Emergency Animal Care Fund. 

Together, we CAN make a difference. 

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