| Providing 10 years of service to Southwest Illinois |
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Animal
Rescue &
Relief
Foundation
of S.W. Illinois
Rescue &
Relief
Foundation
of S.W. Illinois
| Providing First Aid for injured or sick stray animals |
| ARRF'S FIRST RESCUE ! SNICKERS, ARRF's first rescue case was rescued from a muddy creek in Caseyville IL on March 16, 1995. In January of 1996 she was diagnosed with cancer and on February 14, 1996, she was allowed to rest and gently eased into God's hands. In memory of Snickers the ARRF Board of Directors has decided to start the "SNICKERS MEMORIAL FUND". Click here to see how you can have your beloved pet added to Snicker's Memorial Webpage. |
| P.O. Box 397 Caseyville, IL 62232 (618) 624-1223 |
Wish List
| "SNICKERS MEMORIAL FUND" |
- 20lb Text Paper
(reams-500 per pkg.)
- white/blue and
other colors
- Airline Kennels
- New or
used in good
condition - All sizes
- "Plush" Cat beds
- New or used in
good condition
- Quality Pet Food
(both can and dry)
- Dog
- Puppy
- Cat
- Kitten
- Leashes
- Collars
- Litter Boxes
- Become a Member
- Donate to one of our funds
- Medical Fund
- Spay / Neuter Fund
- General Donations Fund
| Pets In Need ! |
| Click here and find the many ways you can help ARRF carry on their mission |
| Help Us make a Difference |
There wasn't any room at other humane agencies. Faith is currently in foster care until she is old enough for surgery. ARRF has "faith" that many people may want to donate to help her and other ARRF injured animals receive the medical care necessary to give them a second chance at life. |
| Gizmo is a Pomeranian-Cairn Terrier mix about 2 yrs.old.and this is his story. " I was limping along a country road in Southern Illinois when a good Samaritan found me. I went to one Agency temporarily but they didn't have room so ARRF took me in. I was taken to an area veterinarian for an x-ray and medical attention. My right front leg was so damaged they had to perform surgery. I have joined the ranks of amputees and thanks to ARRF, I have found a wonderful foster home to get the attention I need while I recover. I am learning how to walk and run on three legs. Everyone has been so kind to me and I am now a happy dog. " Please help other injured animals receive medical attention and rehabilitation by donating to ARRF. |
Captain "CAT" Sparrow
| Gizmo |
| Faith |
Captain was found by a good Samaritan in
Southern Illinois suffering from a serious
eye injury. As you can see surgery was
performed to remove the eye, the medical
cost covered by ARRF, and this sweet cat
is recovering well. He was named after
Captain Jack, of Pirates of the Caribbean
movie as he must have had a harrowing
adventure to tell us if he could talk. He is
healthy, about 10 mos. old, neutered and
micro-chipped." FOR ADOPTION call
345-1778 or use our Contact Us form.
Southern Illinois suffering from a serious
eye injury. As you can see surgery was
performed to remove the eye, the medical
cost covered by ARRF, and this sweet cat
is recovering well. He was named after
Captain Jack, of Pirates of the Caribbean
movie as he must have had a harrowing
adventure to tell us if he could talk. He is
healthy, about 10 mos. old, neutered and
micro-chipped." FOR ADOPTION call
345-1778 or use our Contact Us form.
| AS Seen on KMOV Channel 4 News |
| Click here to view the news clip: Dog hit by car, allegedly beaten by owner needs publics help in surgery costs |
LELA -- is a sweet, young, purebred yellow Labrador who
was hit by a car and suffered a pelvic fracture. Her owner
decided that her “time was up” and she became a victim of
abuse. The specialized surgery required to correct the
injury to her pelvis will be done by an Orthopedic Specialist
so the cost of her care and rehabilitation will be significant.
ARRF is now collecting donations to pay for the surgery and
follow up care. Please mail donations to the address (as
posted on our website) to the “Faith and Friends” Injured
Animal Fund to provide monies necessary for the care of
this and other injured babies. Thank you for your support!
was hit by a car and suffered a pelvic fracture. Her owner
decided that her “time was up” and she became a victim of
abuse. The specialized surgery required to correct the
injury to her pelvis will be done by an Orthopedic Specialist
so the cost of her care and rehabilitation will be significant.
ARRF is now collecting donations to pay for the surgery and
follow up care. Please mail donations to the address (as
posted on our website) to the “Faith and Friends” Injured
Animal Fund to provide monies necessary for the care of
this and other injured babies. Thank you for your support!
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LELA (and Family) RECOVERY UPDATE:
Lela was recently adopted by her foster parents and continues to slowly
improve each week. Her (recent surprise) puppies appear to be healthy,
growing cuter every day, and will also be adopted by their foster parents.
Lela hopes to be making her public debut at the “Open House for the
Animals” benefiting ARRF -- November 11th from 2 - 5 p.m. at the Ravissant
Winery in Belleville, Illinois. If the puppies continue to do well, we hope they
too may be making their debut at the Open House as well. Several other
ARRF Alumni pets will be there too. Everyone is welcome to attend. An
Open House Flyer with further information is forthcoming. (Updated 10/01/07)