Winston Has Been Adopted!

Winston Has Been Adopted!

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From painful injuries to living the good life!

Winston has been adopted!

You may remember that Winston came to us a few weeks ago with injuries to his mouth and jaw that required specialized medical treatment. Winston received the care he needed and now lives on a farm with his pig brother, Poombah.

His adopter, Terese, says, “Winston is the sweetest little pig!”

“He seems to like having his ears rubbed and his cheeks scratched. He laid down next to me and looked like he was going to fall asleep. He looked up at me at one point while making his cute little grunts, and my heart melted.”

Congratulations, Winston, on your new family!

Winston is Recovering and Ready for Adoption 

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Winston is eating pain-free and wagging his tail.

We're happy to report he's recovering and ready for adoption! 

Over the weekend, Winston went to Lone Mountain Animal Hospital where he was able to get the specialized treatment he needed. The veterinary team extracted his broken teeth and flushed and cleaned the wound in his mouth. An X-ray of his skull confirmed the great news that Winston does not need a wire to stabilize his jaw fracture. Winston is now resting comfortably in the farm area at The Animal Foundation and is ready to find a forever family who will love and cherish him. 

Thank you to every single one of you who donated so Winston could get the X-rays and dental care he so desperately needed. Now it's time to get this sweet piggie adopted! 

Winston Says THANK YOU! 

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Winston will go to Lone Mountain Animal Hospital on Saturday to receive specialized treatment for the injuries to his jaw. He will get dental X-rays, have his broken teeth removed, and they will close the open wound inside his mouth. They may need to place a wire inside his jaw to stabilize his jaw fracture, but we won’t know for sure until after the fantastic team at Lone Mountain is able to examine him.

We are so thankful that our community came together to support Winston and his recovery. We will keep you updated on his progress!

You can read more about Winston and donate to his continued care below.

Injured Pig, Winston, Needs Your Help 

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Winston came to The Animal Foundation as a stray, terrified and bleeding from his nose and mouth. 

In pain and unable to eat, Winston desperately needed our help. Our veterinary team sedated him so they could get a closer look at his injuries. Once they were able to examine him more closely, it was apparent that the trauma to Winston's mouth was severe. 

Poor Winston has a broken jaw, several missing and broken teeth, and dead tissue inside his mouth. These injuries are quite painful, so our veterinary team is keeping him comfortable with pain medication and a comfy bed in our farm area for now. But Winston needs to go to a dental specialist to help fix the severe injuries to his mouth. 

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Here at The Animal Foundation, as an open admission shelter, we take in and care for all animals who come to us in need, no matter what breed and no matter how injured. That's why we established our CARE fund for animals who need extra care in extreme circumstances. 100% of all donations go directly to medical care for animals like Winston who desperately need us. 

Can you help Winston get the specialized medical care he needs to recover and live pain-free? 

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The Animal Foundation at 655 N. Mojave Road in Las Vegas is conveniently located off US-95 and Eastern. The Animal Foundation is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization. All donations are tax deductible in full or in part. Tax ID: 88-0144253. Contact us by phone or email using the contact information found here.

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Adoptions Tuesday - Sunday 11am - 7pm
Lost & Found Tuesday - Sunday 11am - 7pm
Low-Cost Vaccine Clinic By Appointment Only
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