Help Our Orphaned Dogs
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  • $25-$30 feeds one of our furry friends for one month
  • $60-$70 spays or neuters one MomsVA dog
  • $125 spays/neuters & vaccinates a MomsVA newcomer
  • $225 spay/neuters & provides all necessary initial medical costs for one new MomsVA dog
  • $250 covers vaccinations for a litter of 5-7 puppies
  • $5, $10, $15 donations are combined to fuel all our efforts
  • Any amount to Dahlia’s Dream Fund covers urgent emergency medical costs 
 Any and all amounts are needed and appreciated. All donations are tax deductible as MomsVA is a 501c3 non-profit organization.

By Mail: Send a check payable to MomsVA to:
MomsVA
PO Box 952
Glen Allen VA 23060
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Kroger
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Chewy.com
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  • Click here to see what our pups put on their list! 


Employers
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Dahlia's Dream Fund

Dahlia’s Dream Fund was created to raise funds and awareness of the emergency medical costs that often accompany a rescuer’s journey with an orphaned canine.

Dahlia knew all about emergency and complicated medical matters. In 2004, one of MomsVA founders took in Dahlia from the Abingdon County Shelter.  Dahlia was pregnant and soon had a difficult labor causing an emergency trip to the vet and surgical removal of a pup that did not make it. Dahlia was a terrific mother to her surviving pups and every one found a loving, forever home.

And Dahlia stole the heart of her foster mom who continued to care for her during intestinal health challenges, a clot in her pancreas, and a spot in her bladder which led to recurring infections and kidney failure. Dahlia was brave and loving until she left our world in April 2015.   A donation to Dahlia’s Dream Fund helps us provide medical care for sick and/or injured orphans in situations that go beyond routine vaccinations and spay/neuter.