06/22/2016 - Update: We are so thankful for the donations that have come in to assist Bandit and the pups effected by the early April 2016 Martindale Bee incident.The four little pups have been pulled by Blue Dog Rescue out of Austin TX, Bandit has been neutered and vaccinated with the help of Prevent A Litter (PALS) of Central Texas and your donations!

We know you have so many great causes to choose from when making a monetary donation and we thank you again for supporting the pups in Martindale. Every dollar and every share makes a difference! We couldn't do the work we do without your support.

We've attached a few pictures of the dogs who's lives have forever changed since the incident on April 4, 2016. The sweet little black and white pups are available for adoption through Blue Dog Rescue.

Marley (tan) has also been adopted by a wonderful family.

04/14/2016 - Update: We are so excited for the donations that are coming in! They are much needed and we are very appreciative for the support. Every dollar helps!

After nine days in the Animal Hospital Bandit has been released but is still not back to his normal happy self and he will be going back in for a follow up to check his progress. 

On 4/2/16 in Martindale, TX, thousands of aggressive deadly bees swarmed when a bee guy invaded their territory hoping to capture the hive. The bees were Africanized, also called killer bees, The bee guy had been called to remove the hive and was unprepared for killer bees.

Nine dogs, including four five-week-old puppies, were viciously attacked. Lady, a six month old pit bull, died at Kings Highway Animal Clinic in San Marcos, Texas in spite of heroic emergency intervention. Bandit, a two year old pit bull-lab mix, is still hospitalized with liver failure.

Lady was stung thousands of times because her owner was not able to get her inside the house before the bees swarned, The other dogs, Bandit, Sasha, Zora, and Marley, and the four tiny puppies, were stung hundreds of times. One of the puppies was stung into the eye ball and may lose her vision. We are raising funds to cover Bandit's hospitalization and to assist with the cost of the other dogs affected by this incident. 

Any excess funds will be used to assist owner's with spay/neuter/vaccinations and fencing.