Critical Care Gallery
See the Animals We've Saved
Before and After Stories
See the Animals You’ve Saved!
Our Critical Care Gallery features some of the animals saved with your donations. Read their touching before-and-after stories to see their remarkable transformations.
While many pets are featured here, thousands more have been rescued by our coalition partners. They all made the journey from horrifying neglect, abandonment and abuse to restored health and placement into loving homes. PACC911 Critical Care Funds, funded by your generosity, helped make it happen.
Scroll through the gallery to share in their emotional journey, then help us continue to save the lives of traumatized animals in need. Please take a moment to contribute. We can only work our magic when you donate.
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Critical Care Program History
You will see references to different fund names throughout the gallery. This is why.
In 2012 our Medical Relief Program launched a special fund to provide our partners with resources to rescue those desperate animals that have been victims of cruelty, abuse or extreme medical neglect.
These cases incur higher cost veterinary bills that all too often put these suffering pets beyond the reach of help. We wanted to offer aid to our partners so they could get to more of these severely traumatized animals.
Back when we began we had just one sponsor and our program was called the Lulu’s Angel Fund (LAF) in honor of their patronage.
In the ensuing years, along with public contributions, we’ve attracted new sponsors to help us move forward with our vital work. In 2015 we expanded to include the Heidi’s Healing Fund, who so generously helped us grow and continue with our mission. In 2017 we launched our in-house PACC911 Glimmer of Hope Fund to further sustain this essential program and the LAZIN Alive and Well Fund came on board.
As a result of all these changes and more sponsors joining our cause, we renamed the fund the Critical Care Program to better reflect its scope and purpose.
As a result, when you view our stories you’ll see references to the LAF and Heidi’s Healing Fund before we united all resources under one name. These are all part of the same Critical Care Program helping us save the lives of pets in need of serious care.