If you would like to contribute to the care of specific animals at Angel's Gate, join our sponsorship program. On this page we have posted photos of some of our animals along with information about their special needs and individual challenges. After you select the animal(s) you wish to sponsor, send an email to susan@angelsgate.org. Write "Sponsor" in the subject window and us which animal you would like to support. Then let us know whether you will be sending a check each month (and it's amount) or if you will be making automatic donations using your credit card via PayPal. As a Sponsor we will send you updates and photos via email of your animal upon request. We suggest sponsorship amounts begin at $25 per month.       Benji: Benji is a Yorkie. He needs physical, Neuter, and additional dental work. You can help by sponsoring him!   Hamlet: Hamlet is one of our many FeLV+ cats. She could use sposorship money towards her upcoming physical.   Babycakes: Babycakes is a spay lab mix and could use sponsorship money toward her upcoming physical.   Stinky: Stinky is a Lhsa mix. He could use sponsorship money toward a physical eye consult for KCS.   Dillon: Dillon came to us as a bonus. Like the saying goes "When you buy a dozen you get the 13th free", well when we picked up our 12 Alabama Chihuahua’s we got Dillon! He is a pure bred Great Pyrenees from Tuscumbia, Alabama. Ironically that is the birthplace of Helen Keller, and like Helen Keller, Dillon is both blind and deaf. Dillion has an annual physical coming up and sponsoring him would help with that!   Allie: Allie was a young puppy when she came to Angel’s Gate from Ohio. She has cerebral palsy and now needs to be spayed.   Penny: Penny is a Puggle who was dropped on her head a a puppy and sustained brain damage. She is not able to walk in a straight line but actually "tacks" like a sail boat to get to her destination. She props herself up against objetcs for stability . However, she runs in a beeline especially when treats are the goal.   Babbette: Babbette is one of several diabetic cats who requires twice daily injections of insulin. Her blood glucose is monitored regularly as well. Often diabetic cats develop related health problems including blindness. On the brighter side we have discovered that our raw meat diet often diminishes the amount of insulin needed and in many cases insulin injections may no longer be necessary.   Gus Gus: Gus Gus formally Mini-Doxie is our rock hunter and forever puppy.   Charlie: Charlie, a partially paralyzed Shi-Tzu is Mr. Personality.   Giget: Giget is a Katrina survivor. She's our high hurtles diva.   Squirrels: We always have baby squirrels that have been found abandoned, mothers killed, or have fallen out of trees.   * These are just a few of the many animals that can be sponsored here at AG. Although we try to update this page as often as possible we are not always as current as we would like to be. Please contact us for more details about an animal you see or to inquire about others.   © 2011 Angel’s Gate, Inc. All Rights Reserved. | Privacy Policy Designed by Viscusi Design