Now in our fifth decade, the non-profit Doris Day Animal Foundation is committed to carrying on Doris' legacy and vision to make this a better world for the animals.
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September 15, 2021
Suavidad is a yellow-naped amazon. He was hatched 33 years ago outside Managua Nicaragua, and brought to the US as a baby. He's lived with the same family ever since. The family is no longer able to care for him, and brought him to Iowa Parrot Rescue. DDAF's grant helps w/care. https://t.co/NJ7VZD7RJZ
September 14, 2021
Mr. Hernandez has been living in a shelter in Los Angeles for the past 2 months. When a dog’s environment changes the stress can cause health issues. This was the case for Lucky. He was not eating and was lethargic. @PetsofHomeless paid a vet hospital for exam, blood work, etc. https://t.co/DNFV2S5A6L
September 13, 2021
Sully is a 15 yr old, Percheron, gelding taken in by @WingsAndReins because his owners were no longer able to care for him. Sully is a permanent resident at @WingsAndReins due to his hearing loss and spooky/jumpy reaction. DDAF's grant helps give Sully the best life possible. https://t.co/z2SSOPn3sC
September 10, 2021
Please meet a sweet angel named Olive! This little piglet was found on a highway sunburned, dehydrated and overheated by a vet. The Blind Spot Animal Sanctuary took her in. BSAS can make these miracles possible because of the generous support of the Doris Day Animal Foundation! https://t.co/vXoTD4bQvy
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