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TXOESR Gabby Medical / Paddleboard Fundraiser

 

Texas OES Rescue is conducting this fundraiser to help cover some of the veterinary expenses for Gabby and her multiple urinary tract infections (UTI). Gabby was one of the six OES mommas rescued last April (2024) from a backyard breeder. Since last summer, Gabby has had 3 UTIs and TXOESR has now scheduled Gabby for a diagnostic scoping of her urinary tract to try to determine the UTI source. She is currently on amoxicillin fighting her most recent bout with a UTI. The diagnostic scoping will run between $3,000 - $5,000 based on veterinarian estimates.   


  • For this raffle, TXOESR plans to sell only 50 tickets to cover the value of the paddleboard being raffled; plus cover additional vet costs. Drawing Date may be extended until all 50 tickets are sold.
  • Drawing Date: May 1, 2025. Drawing Date may change to coincide with the date the targeted 50 tickets are sold. Raffle Ticket cost (per ticket): $20



To purchase tickets for the Paddleboard Raffle and support Gabby’s medical expenses, click this button:

Purchase Raffle Tickets


To make a donation only in order to support Gabby’s medical expenses, click this button:

Donation Only

So, take a chance by purchasing a raffle ticket and get ready for some summer fun, a great graduation gift for that high school grad / college grad,  or a relaxing Mother’s Day preset for that special mom!! While also knowing you helped with the care for a sweet OES, Gabby.

Thank you from TXOESR and Gabby!!

Spectra Therapy

Spectra Therapy is one of the vendors at this AKC event who has been instrumental in developing laser technologies for exercise and injury recovery for canines. Texas Old English Sheepdog Rescue uses Spectra Therapy Wearable Lasers on our rescue dogs to aid with pain management and wound healing.

This weekend (April 1st thru 3rd, 2022) is the AKC National Agility Championships in Ocala, Florida. Follow this link to find out more about this canine agility event by clicking here:

AKC Agility / Spectra Therapy Show Pamphlet

Several directors of Texas Old English also use this system on their personal dogs for control of inflammation, pain management, wound healing and muscle recovery with great benefits to their animals. 


“I use this system on my almost 14 year old OES who has mobility issues. Brandon was totally dependent on myself to help him walk. After 1 week using the large pad to lay on for 6 hours daily, Brandon was able to walk without our assistance. After 3 weeks, Brandon found a new sense of freedom and was able to walk on his own for up to 20 minutes. Based on this result, I will happily continue using the Lase Wrap system on a daily basis. The best part is that my pet insurance covered 80% of the cost.” Stephanie Crider


So whether you have an agility talented OES in need of quick recovery or an older OES in need of some improved circulation and assistance in pain management, Spectra Therapy Laser Wrap is worth looking into.


For more information on the Spectra Therapy – refer to presentation or website: 

Spectra Therapy Laser Wrap Presentation


APPLICATION FORMS

Please fill out the form below as fully and accurately as you can, we will only consider applicants that have filled out a form.

ADOPTION

 Adoption is accepting a rescue dog into your forever home as a permanent family member Adoption is not fostering.
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FOSTERING

A "Foster Home" is the temporary housing, feeding and care for a rescue dog until an approved adoptive home is identified. 
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VOLUNTEER

Volunteer waiver, release, indemnification & hold harmless agreement.

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MEMBERSHIP

Membership fees are $25.00





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OWNER SURRENDER

Please answer questions completely and honestly.



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DONATION

All contributions go toward vet bills for our Rescue OES's. Many of them need extensive medical treatment before they are placed.

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VOLUNTEER

Thank you for your interest in volunteering with Texas Old English Sheepdog Rescue, Inc. Please read the waiver and fill out the volunteering form. A TXOESR member will get back to you as soon as possible.

WHERE DOES THE MONEY GO?

A common question among dog adopters is, why are adoption fees so high? Shouldn’t adopting a dog be free, or at least super cheap?

When you purchase a purebred from a dog breeder you may be paying anywhere from $500 to over $2,000 for your new puppy, but often that is all you are getting for that cost. When you adopt a dog from a shelter or a rescue group, your adoption fees are going to pay towards the cost of the care your adopted dog has received while in their care. Which is why adoption fees are often adjusted based on the age of the dog you are adopting. Here is a break down of what our rescue has put into your dog before you even adopt.

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