I have an old cat (18) which has been suffering from seizures over the last year. Initially they were once a month and now they are happening daily, sometimes 2-3 times. I have seen 2 vets and they say that is either a brain tumor or some kind of cat dementia. The only way to know for sure would be to have an MR or CT scan done. Does anyone know a place with reasonable prices in DFW/North Texas or even Oklahoma? If someone has been on a similar situation with an elderly dog or cat, I'd love to know your experience, if you had that scan done and found a vet to do surgery. Many thanks in advance

I have not met this sweet baby, i’m copying and pasting from a fb post. If you’re interested PLEASE reach out directly as his deadline is 11AM tmrw, 11/3. If you are out of state there are options for transport. Please please boost and share. thank you

PUPPY

‼️DEADLINE SUNDAY, 11/3 at 11 AM‼️

ADOPT/RESCUE - PRE-LAB - NO DAS MED

Chico (A1231892) 4 months old Male 11 lbs

https://adopt.adopets.com/pet/02c0d06d-39e6-4e82-8c86-cab1fad9c2bc

Medical Notes: 11/02/24 - ATTACKED BY OTHER DOGS. Medical Department Findings: pink moist mm, CRT = 4 secs, depressed, abrasion on head, puncture wounds to neck/neck and area of L shoulder are swollen, underbite. Gave Convenia and carprofen injections. Gave gaba PO. Started on IV drip at 13 mls/hr.

📍Dallas Animal Services (Texas) To adopt: email dasadopt@dallas.gov and go to the shelter at 1818 N. Westmoreland ✉️ To foster: dasfoster@dallas.gov (must be local to the DFW area) ✉️ Rescue tag: dasrescue@dallas.gov

Kitten lovers, assemble!

Our nursery is closing for the season on October 31st, so we're hoping to get all the kittens currently needing overnight care out of the shelter. Off season, we have staff on call to take overnight neonates as needed, but our 24/7 staffing of the nursery will conclude on Thursday.

We have single kittens as well as those that can go out in groups. If you can foster, please email DASFoster@dallas.gov

https://preview.redd.it/xb5d8zdv1sxd1.jpg?width=3024&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=01606728a0f033aae0892c51e52579d1176e5f7e

Here's one singleton cutie pie who wants outta here!

A1231247 Tara

Intake date: 10/26

Approximate age: 3 weeks

Approximate weight on intake: 12 oz

Weight: 12.7 oz. (as of 2:50 p.m. on 10/29, post-feeding)

Current food intake: Slurry via syringe

Intake vet exam: Tiny puncture wound ventral to OD ( mucosa and conjunctiva in that area is hemorrhagic ). Cleaned area. Started erythromycin oph ointment.

🚨DEADLINE SUNDAY, 10/27 at 11 AM🚨

ADOPT/RESCUE - PRE-LAB - NO FOS/MED

Metis (A1230074) 2 years old Spayed 30.80 pounds Heartworm Negative

*Came in with Oso (A1207814) Location Found: 2800 Block Lolita Dr, Dallas TX 75227

https://adopt.adopets.com/pet/ dd122279-7a8d-4c33-9070-268a434b4ff7

Metis is a shy dog who recently developed a respiratory infection, causing her to lose her appetite. She needs a calm, supportive home where she can rest and recover.

Please please share! She deserves a second chance 💔🙏🏻

Dallas Animal Services (Texas) 🩷To adopt: email dasadopt@dallas.gov and go to the shelter at 1818 N. Westmoreland 🩷Rescue tag: dasrescue@dallas.gov

A1090211 Bella

Adopt Bella

Bella is a super smart 8-year-old lady who is sweet as can be with her small dog and kitty foster siblings. She's great on the leash and knows sit. Click the link above to send an inquiry to her foster family about a meet-and-greet!

REX: https://www.facebook.com/share/mqHUo1tpjeYzyXtc/?mibextid=WC7FNe

“Hey there, it’s so nice to meet you! I’m still getting to know my new friends here at DAS, and they told me that it will help me find my new family if I tell you some things about myself. I didn’t know where to start, so how about I answer some “THIS OR THAT” questions:

1. Squeaky or Bouncy: BOTH!
2. Salty or Sweet: BOTH!
3. Mornings or Evenings: BOTH!
4. Cuddles or Playtime: BOTH!

What can I say, I guess I’m easy to please! I bet I’d be a great fit for just about anyone.”

‼️DEADLINE MONDAY, 10/21 at 11 AM‼️

ADOPT/RESCUE - NO FOS/MED

Rex A1230043 4 years old Unaltered male 55 lbs Heartworm Positive (the shelter will treat for free)

Available Now

*Came in with Alexa (A1059877): https://www.facebook.com/UrgentPetsOfDAS/posts/518923917713082

Location Found: 4000 Block Puget St, Dallas TX 75212

https://adopt.adopets.com/pet/4a1da2fe-0b40-4fdc-b1bd-e2b3d141ae1c

Meet Rex, He was found a stray in the community and needs time to adjust to new people and environments.

Medical Notes 10/13/24 not eating

Medical Departments Findings: Pt did eat AM medication, and PM today, Pt is alert at this time, will schedule for medical review

10/14/24 Pt has no appetite, did not eat overnight

P is growling at this time. Medical attempted to grab weight and temp. (Could not get P out from kennel.) P is still not eating or taking medication. Offered wet food and chicken but P was not interested.

📍Dallas Animal Services (Texas) To adopt: email dasadopt@dallas.gov and go to the shelter at 1818 N. Westmoreland ✉️ Rescue tag: dasrescue@dallas.gov

COTA: https://www.facebook.com/share/mh3Ks5QC28PHfmxv/?mibextid=WC7FNe

‼️DEADLINE TUESDAY, 10/22 at 11 AM‼️

ADOPT/RESCUE - PRE-LAB - SPACE

Cota A1227428 2 year old Male 73 lbs Heartworm Positive (the shelter will treat for free)

*Stray on 10/8/24

Location Found: 10000 Block Checota Dr, Dallas TX 75217

https://adopt.adopets.com/pet/b9515c37-9cf2-4df0-95d8-ff180ac40a23

Meet Cota, a charming 2-year-old pup with a gentle spirit! This happy boy has a laid-back personality that our volunteers have observed during his time at the shelter. From what we've seen, Cota tends to be social with people and usually displays good manners. While he may be a bit anxious in new situations, he often warms up given some time and patience. In playgroup, Cota typically exhibits a dainty and gentle play style, enjoying light social interactions with other dogs once he feels comfortable.

PLAYGROUP PG1 - SOCIAL DG - DAINTY & GENTLE On 10/14/24 Brought to the yard in a cart as he wasn't confident on the leash at this time. Anxious in the beginning, needing some time to warm up to the others before feeling comfortable. He would pace the yard and attempt to jump the fence. He settled down after awhile and would start to interact with the other dogs in the yard, socializing with them briefly.

VOLUNTEER OBSERVATION On 10/10/24 Easy Going Good Manners; Social (People)

📍Dallas Animal Services (Texas) To adopt: email dasadopt@dallas.gov and go to the shelter at 1818 N. Westmoreland ✉️ To foster: dasfoster@dallas.gov (must be local to the DFW area) ✉️ Rescue tag: dasrescue@dallas.gov