RSPCA QLD's Animal Emergency Rescue - Teacup & Fuzz

When our Emergency hotline phone rings in the next 30 seconds, we don't know what situation the animal will be in - but we know we need to be ready to respond immediately. Inspector Penny Flaherty investigated a tip-off and found three purebred Corgis on a property. Bells, a 15-year-old female grey Corgi with most of her coat missing, severe lameness in her hind legs such that she was dragging herself around by her front paws, and a severe eye infection. Fuzz, a 4-year-old male Corgi with an extreme skin condition where his back and rump were raw and bleeding. Teacup, an 8-year-old female Corgi with a severe eye infection. Read more here http://www.rspcaqld.org.au/en/how-you-can-hel… All of this life-saving work is only possible with thanks to your generous support. Your gift to the RSPCA Animal Emergency Rescue Appeal has the power to save animals from cruelty before they suffer. Please give generously to our Animal Emergency Rescue Appeal today to help other a