Category: Our Work

When a dog gets cancer, the warnings signs are similar to those in people and often include physical changes like bumps that don’t go away, injuries that don’t heal, swellings, enlarged lymph nodes, bleeding, weight gain, or weight loss.  Dogs get cancer at similar rates as humans. While dogs at any age can get cancer, the risk is higher…

Unfortunately, Tiger has been diagnosed with cancer and is currently undergoing chemotherapy with the help of the Chelsea Foundation.

A heartfelt thank you to all the USA donors; your generous donations help to make the Foundation works possible.

We at the Chelsea Foundation would like to thank the following persons for their kind donations. Anthony Adams $25,000.00 GYD Veronica Simon $20,000.00 GYD Sheila Thom $20,000.00 GYD Lunica Richardson $15,000.00 GYD Sandaba Missigher $10,000.00 GYD These generous donations will aid in the continuing work of the foundation.

Hi, I’m Chelsea, From a young age I always had an immense love for animals especially dogs. On one of my visits to my parents’ home country, Guyana, I was astonished to see the number of homeless dogs roaming the streets. I quickly recognized that there was great need for care and rehoming of these…