Our Work
A few of the animals helped thanks to our supporters.
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RecoveryAngelito
In partnership with Fundación Corazón Animal – TarijaAt just under three months old, Angelito was abandoned with his littermates and hit by a car, fracturing both back legs before he was found and brought in for help. He underwent surgery and fought through recovery with an incredible will to live. Thanks to that care, he's now healing and growing stronger. Once fully recovered, he'll be ready for a loving forever home.
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Before Surgery
After SurgeryRhaenyra
In partnership with Fundación Corazón Animal – TarijaRhaenyra was found with a devastating leg injury, severe enough that it had to be amputated. Thanks to a caring donor, she received the surgery she needed and a name fitting for a true fighter. She's now recovering with a loving foster volunteer as she learns to thrive on three legs. Once fully healed, the next step will be finding her a forever home.
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X-Ray
After Surgery
RecoveryMuñeca
In partnership with Fundación Corazón Animal – TarijaMuñeca was hit by a car and left out in the rain before she was found and brought in for help. In partnership with Fundación Corazón Animal, she was taken to the veterinarian, where X-rays revealed fractures that required surgery. She was able to get the surgery she needed and is now recovering with the care she needs to heal. Once she's fully recovered, she'll be ready for a loving forever home.
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X-Ray
RecoveryChilo
In partnership with Fundación Corazón Animal – TarijaChilo was found injured and in pain, unable to walk on his own. In partnership with Fundación Corazón Animal, he was taken in for treatment, where X-rays revealed a fractured pelvis. He was able to get the surgery he needed and is now recovering with the care he needs to heal. Once he's fully recovered, he'll be ready for a loving forever home.
Recognized Twice for Our Wildfire Relief Support
Quest & Frankie's Animal Foundation has been recognized twice by the Municipal Government of Tarija for our support during wildfires that burned for five days. Working alongside the Municipal Zoonosis team, our donation of veterinary medication and supplies helped treat dogs, cats, and farm animals like sheep and cattle that were injured in the fires. On the ground, the Zoonosis team treated wounds, administered antibiotics and pain medication, and left additional supplies with families so their animals could keep recovering at home. It's proof that our support reaches beyond individual rescues to help entire communities protect the animals they love.
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