FFD Senior Sanctuary takes in and cares for senior and special needs animals. We currently house dogs, cats, goats, pigs, horses.

Our Mission Statement:
Fighting for Dawn takes in and cares for animals in need of a respite to heal, retire, and be loved. Our mission is to provide comfort, trust, love on a farm with plenty of sunshine and fresh air. We will provide retirement, hospice, or seek a forever home based on each individual animal’s needs. At FFD, individualized comfort and care are of the utmost importance.

As a 501(c)3 non-profit corporation, all donations to Fighting For Dawn Senior Sanctuary are tax deductible. We provide all necessary medical care, quality food and supplements, and interactive toys with the support of our loyal Loves who so generously give their love and support whenever it is needed.





***PLEASE SHARE DAWN'S STORY FAR AND WIDE***

This is Dawn, a one year old pit bull. She was found in this condition at the Walmart on Gresham Road. She weighted 24.2 lbs (should be about 50) and her temp was 92.7 (should be 101). She was taken to the vet to be evaluated and treated as much as they could do in her condition. First priority is getting so weight on her. She is heartworm positive and was positive for intestinal parasites. She has demodectic mange with a secondary bacterial yeast infection. She also has yeast growing in her ears with open, oozing wounds. She is named after my cousin, a woman of Amazon strength fighting breast cancer. Please share this album to bring about the awareness of animal abuse. Her bills are going to be high because of the repeat bloodwork for monitoring , heartworm treatment, mange treatment, food bills, medicated shampoo, etc

UPDATE 6 MONTHS LATER:

Dawn is doing awesome. She is now 55 lbs, adopted by her foster family, has almost all of her hair back, will never have another puppy. She is working with a trainer to learn manners and is doing wonderful. She is a happy, healthy, well adjusted family dog. She is loved.