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WE FEEL SO LUCKY TO HAVE
JIMMY, NOW NAMED
NORMAN, IN OUR LIVES.
HIS INCREDIBLE CUTENESS
MELTS MY HEART! EVERY
TIME WE LOOK AT HIM, WE
SMILE. HE IS THE PERFECT
COMBINATION OF GOOFY,
SNUGGLY, HUGGABLE AND
SWEET! I’M SO GLAD HE’S
PART OF OUR FAMILY!”
- Laurie
MISSION MOMENT
Jimmy
Jimmy, now named Norman,
pictured middle with his new family
Four-month-old Jimmy was surrendered to Peggy Adams Animal Rescue
League sick with parvovirus and the last survivor of his litter. Parvovirus is a
highly contagious disease in dogs that can cause severe illness and even
death. Peggy Adams’ medical team provided Jimmy intensive care for eight
days and he slowly began to make improvements.
Jimmy was a fighter. He finally made it through - testing negative for the
disease, eating on his own and regaining strength. But Jimmy’s with little
body needed a few more weeks to recover after being so sick; therefore,
he was placed into a temporary foster home. Each day, Jimmy continued to
gain strength and became the happy, playful puppy he was meant to be. In
late January, Jimmy was adopted into his new loving, forever home.
Happy tails, Jimmy. We are thrilled to have given you a second chance!
Peggy Adams’ Center for
Veterinary Care is located within our
Pet Resource Center and separate
from our shelter. Isolation rooms allow
us to take in dogs and cats with severe
and contagious illnesses and keep
them quarantined while they receive
treatment. Our medical team consists
of six full-time veterinarians, along with
veterinary and animal care technicians
who ensure the health and well-being
of all our animals.
If you would like to donate to
help animals like Jimmy, please
visit PeggyAdams.org/Donate
or contact Kati Erickson, CAP ® ,
Director of Development and
Marketing at 561-472-8576 or
K.Erickson@PeggyAdams.org
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