At first, 10-month-old Clover seemed like a healthy puppy. But, once she was placed in a loving foster home, her foster family noticed that she leaked urine after she laid down for sleep or play. Our skilled and caring veterinary team has tried a little bit of everything to help Clover, including medication, but it was clear something more was going on in her body.

Baltimore City Animal Control officers responded to a call about a young lost dog who was very weak and had difficulty standing. Witnesses at the scene stated that the dog had been outside all night, tied to a fire escape.

A Baltimore resident brought a dog to BARCS. The dog, who we named Midas, could not stand or move without help. He was also extremely emaciated—so much so that he has muscle loss on top of his head, along his spine and over his shoulders and hips. That much muscle loss indicates that he’s been without food and water for a very long time.

Baltimore City Animal Control officers had responded to a call from Baltimore Police during the execution of a search and seizure warrant. In the home, they found two-month-old puppy Baby D. Officers were informed that Baby D had been attacked by another dog in the house two days before

Baltimore City Animal Control received a call about a young puppy that was found lost and injured. Seattle, as we named her, was unable to walk or move around. She was hunched over, frozen with pain. Due to the severity of her condition, officers rushed her to a partner Franky Fund clinic for emergency care.