Fay's Memorial Button is to the left


If Fay's surgery is overfunded, the donations will be used to help other dogs from the dog fighting bust. We rescued several babesia positive dogs that will be costly to treat.


Fay had her first surgery to correct the damage she substained as a victim of a very cruel "sport", dogfighting. We are guessing she will need one or two more surgeries to give back what man took away.

Fay is a very sweet girl that deserves a second chance at life. Can you help her?

UPDATE: Fay had her first surgery preformed by Dr. Marcy Hammerle with the Pet Doctor in O'Fallon, MO. Fay's little face was swollen but you could already see the improvement.

UPDATE: Fay has had her second surgery to try to restore bloodflow to her surgical sites. Please keep in mind this is a pioneer surgery as we try to do the best for Fay. Fay stays at the vet office during the week for bandage changes, observation, and constant vet care after intrusive surgeries. Fay spends her weekends with us so she is always under care.

UPDATE: 12/4/09 Fay will go back to surgery again on in two plus weeks. She is resting comfortably at the vet office during the week and spends the weekends with us. She is such a sweet responsive girl and we have such high hopes for her future.

UPDATE: 12/10/09 Fay will go back to surgery between Christmas and New Year. The skin will be stretched again and we will try to close skin below her nose. This may take two surgeries.....we will have to wait until surgery day to see how things are going. In the meantime, Fay now has her surgical mask removed and she is enjoying eating solid food and chewing on toys.

Today (12/11/09) I purchased Innova Flex can food for Fay next round of surgery. The food contains all the nutrients and is specially designed for dogs without teeth or jaw issues. Perfect for our girl. Thanks to the donations, we could afford to give our girl the best and thanks to Animal Crackers for selling to the food to us at their price. Win win for Ms Fay.

UPDATE: Fay will be going back to surgery December 28th to try to close the front of her lips. We will keep you updated how she is doing.

UPDATE: (12/18/09) Sad news, we learned today that Fay is positive for babesia. We will treat Fay and hope for the best.

UPDATE: (12/26/09) Fay is starting to act like a fun loving dog. She was playing with her gifts and having a ball. It is the first time we seen such happiness and it warmed our hearts. On Monday, Fay goes back to surgery.

The biggest challenge is ahead of us as we attempt to give her a top lip. The reason for the top lip is to help keep saliva in her mouth to flush the teeth and keep medically need moisture on the gums and teeth. The moisture keeps the teeth and gums healthy.

Update: Fay passed away this evening. I am devasted and feel a strong hate for dogfighters.

Update: In memory of Fay, we have set up a memorial fund to help the victims of dog fighting. Our goal is to build Fay's Phoenix House which will be a half way home for the victims.

To inquire about Fay, please send us an email.