CUDDLY Dogs
Check Out Blind Dog Rescue Alliance’s New Medical Fundraising Campaigns!
Visit the Cuddly page to see a list of BDRA's current campaigns.
CUDDLY: Featured Dogs from BDRA
CUDDLY helps give all animals a healthy life and a loving home. We enable animal rescues to create fundraisers and wishlists to support animals in their care. Through CUDDLY, animal lovers can purchase and give in a modern, transparent way. CUDDLY's mission is to help save as many animals globally through community, innovation, and creativity. We believe animals often "rescue" us. And it is our obligation to support those who do not have a voice.
- Donate to the BDRA Cuddly dogs and get something for your pups! Plus dogs on the Cuddy program get food donated to their foster parent.
- BDRA receives $35 for every pet parent who makes their first CUDDLY Food purchase through our unique link below.
- Meal Give Back: For every bag sold, CUDDLY donates a meal back to BDRA.
- Subscription Match: For every new subscription, CUDDLY donates the same amount of food (lbs) to BDRA - on top of the $35 commission. Win - Win!
Please consider helping these special dogs by sending a get-well gift from their wish list, such as delicious food, fun toys, and health supplements. Blind Dog Rescue Alliance is a 501c3 nonprofit organization and all donations are fully tax-deductible.
Gabby Rose
Precious Girl With Painful Entropion Battles Possible Neurological Complications, Has Known Nothing But Cruelty
Please consider donating to give Gabby the second chance she rightfully deserves. Whether a much-needed item or a donation to pay her medical expenses, your kindness will be appreciated. Thank you!
Our rescue pup needs your help! Each time she blinks, her eyelid painfully scratches her eyeball. Gabby Rose has entropion, meaning her lashes roll inward, causing her constant discomfort. She’s also exhibiting lots of fear and uneasiness, which we hope to mend little by little.
We don’t know what Gabby’s past was like, but it couldn’t have been easy. If anything, we believe it was strewn with pain and hardship that no innocent life should endure. Sweet Gabby has been in her foster home for about four weeks now, and throughout her time there, she’s displayed some worrisome behaviors. She flinches as we near and is incredibly skittish. Our hearts ache at the sight of her struggles.
We’ve gone ahead and scheduled surgery to mend Gabby’s entropion. The procedure will come at a substantial cost, one that we cannot fund alone. But this poor girl has had this condition for three years; likely all of her life. We don’t want her to endure another moment of this.
We’d also like to scan Gabby for any neurological conditions. If those results clear everything, we want to provide her with proper training so that she can learn how to trust humans again—not all of us are evil. Her journey won’t be easy. But we’ll stand by her side every step of the way, giving her all the time she needs.
Gabby has shown glimpses of progress. She allows her foster mom to stroke her belly and willingly takes yummy treats. Despite everything, she’s as sweet as can be.
