With Gratitude

On behalf of all the Sanctuary residents, delicious Cannoli is stopping by this Thankful Thursday to extend our deepest gratitude to our 2023 Sanctuary Guardian Angels. 

Thank you for becoming a Guardian Angel to our Sanctuary residents. All of us at Paws Give Me Purpose are so very grateful for your generosity!

Your support helped make a difference in the lives of the dogs we cherish. YOU are all a major part of the work we do, and are the driving force behind us!

Lola Update

On this wonderful Wednesday, precious Lola is popping in to say hello to all of our wonderful followers and supporters. She’s here to tell you that getting old is most certainly not easy, but she is still beautiful, inside and out, and she most certainly has value! 

Lola is currently receiving the ongoing medical care, rehabilitation, healthy diet, senior supplements and the TLC she needed and deserves, and she is beginning to feel fabulous! 

We have a very hard time understanding why anyone would have brought a dog like Lola into their lives only to throw her out onto the streets. This tiny old lady is not disposable, she is a living breathing animal with feelings just like you and me. 

Why? Did she get too old? After giving over 12  years of love, loyalty and devotion to her humans, Lola still deserves to be loved and treated with dignity, and not tossed away like yesterday’s newspaper. 

For Lola, Paws Give Me Purpose Inc. Sanctuary is home. She is now safe, spoiled, and loved – as she should be! And although she suffers from some serious medical issues, she is a very happy girl. 

All dogs are beautiful, but senior dogs have a way of touching our hearts in a way that changes everything.

Lola wants you all to know how grateful she is for this second chance at life for it would not be possible without your support. Thank you for giving us the ability to do what we do – these lives matter too!

Brandy Update

Here at Paws Give Me Purpose, we feel inspired by the visually impaired dogs like Brandy who call our Sanctuary home. They teach us to live life to the fullest, despite our challenges. These beautiful souls show courage, strength, confidence, and faith in everything they do. 

Brandy has been released from her quarantine, had a nice bubble bath, and is beginning to slowly learn her way around the Sanctuary. She has chosen to stay close to the area where there are other blind residents and they will most definitely be helpful in  guiding her as to where everything is.

As we wash away the physical and emotional scars from Brandy’s body and mind we have no doubt that she sees us, maybe more so, than a sighted dog. She may not see our faces, but she can read our hearts and that makes her even more special to us. 

Brandy hopes you all had a terrific Tuesday and enjoyed your Holiday celebrations to the fullest.