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501(c)3 helping street dogs needing urgent medical care. Focusing in Tijuana.

Salon Des Refusés presents our first ever Best in Show!
Sept 19th from 6-9pm!
In collaboration with @pupswithoutborders and @coltonoffun we welcomed an open call for dog art in the Los Angeles and SoCal community with some personal invitations to friends of @salondesrefusesla . Please come and enjoy our dog art show @head2head.losangeles have a drink and watch as our fabulous surprise guest judges crown the winner of this year’s BEST IN SHOW!
Alejandra Bautista
Tabitha Bavosa
Luciano Thomas
Billy Buck
Eddie Carmen San Diego
Alex Comlombino
Dillan Conniff
Ryan David Byrne
John Dewey
Luca Detrick
Luc Duggan
Shannon Freshwater
Luka Fisher
Donna Fulks
Diego Garijo
Eva Goldfinger Scalzo
Scotlan Goldbeck
Jen Greenwood
Audrey Higa
Lizzy Hogenson
Hooks Morgann
Darren Iztacchihuatl
Jodi Jill
Eloise Kabbaz Szabo
Alex Kerr
Teri Kinne
Megan Koth
Kat McD
Chuck McCarthy
Eden Miller
James Mize
Jane Pressman
Bella Pettengill Nora Rachel Alystair Rogers
Elaine Seamans
Eva Speiser
Jake Thornton
Laela White
Hether Grey
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$Seven-Month-Old Starving Pup Survived A TWICE-Fractured Spine, Now Battles Severe Mange & Tick Disease At just seven months old and weighing only 13 pounds, Prof. Obi has already endured more suffering than most dogs face in a lifetime. After rescuers rushed him to the veterinarian, his doctor called him a miracle simply because he can still walk. X-rays revealed that his spine had been fractured in two places. These were old injuries that healed improperly, leaving his back permanently misshapen. In addition to his spinal trauma, Prof. Obi is battling two tick-borne diseases, anemia, severe malnutrition, and contagious sarcoptic mange, which requires ongoing medicated baths. Prof. Obi is now on strict cage rest and receiving round-the-clock veterinary care. His medicated baths have already begun, and his medical team is closely monitoring his progress. Despite everything he has endured, there is encouraging news...his bloodwork shows that he is stable, and both his kidneys and liver are healthy. For a puppy who has overcome so much, every positive update is worth celebrating. His recovery is far from over. Prof. Obi will need continued treatment for his tick-borne diseases, mange, anemia, and the lasting effects of his spinal injuries, along with specialized nutrition and supportive care to help him regain his strength. Please donate today to help Prof. Obi get the care he deserves. This will help cover Prof. Obi’s ongoing medical care and give him the second chance he deserves. Every contribution helps him move one step closer to a healthy, pain-free future. If you’re unable to donate, sharing his story can help him reach someone who can. Thank you for standing with Prof. Obi. 🔗 DONATE - LINK IN BIO 📍Tijuana, Baja California, Mexico - At-Choo Foundation$

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