2021 Winter Shaggy Sheet

Providing Emergency Care
In loving memory…
On September 30 th , Olivia passed away
and crossed the Rainbow Bridge.
She will be incredibly missed,
but her legacy will continue
to help other animals in need of care.
Wilder is a 1.5-year-old cat that was transferred
to Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League by a local
veterinary clinic. Wilder’s owner surrendered him
to the veterinary clinic when he was unable to
urinate due to a blocked urinary tract. The veterinary
clinic realized what a sweet boy he was and fought to
save him. After the clinic removed the blockage and
he was stable, they brought him to Peggy Adams so
he could find a loving home.
Unfortunately, Wilder blocked again within a few
days at Peggy Adams. He required a specialty surgery
– called a PU (perineal urethrostomy) surgery – that
would allow him to urinate and not block up again.
This is not a surgery that our veterinarians do, but we
were able to call a veterinary surgeon to take care of
him. The surgeon was able to come to Peggy Adams to
perform this specialized surgery.
Thanks to those who support Peggy Adams’ Olivia’s
Fund, we were able to provide Wilder the care that he
desperately needed and will continue to help other
animals like Wilder.
To learn more about Olivia’s Fund, please visit
PeggyAdams.org/Olivias-Fund
or call 561-472-8844.
About Olivia’s Fund: Olivia came to Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League after being rescued from an animal hoarder. She had
significant hip dysplasia and muscle atrophy from abuse and neglect. Olivia had also been shot with a BB gun and needed surgery
to help repair her legs. In honor of Olivia, we set up a special fund to help give a second chance to dogs and cats with medical and
behavioral issues that can be fixed with surgery, special medical treatment, or training. We decided to call it “Olivia’s Fund.”
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