June 1, 2026
Every rescued dog has a story.
| Some were abandoned, starving, injured, neglected, or left fighting to survive on their own. Many arrived terrified, sick, and in desperate need of medical care, food, and safety. Today, because of your kindness and generosity, those same dogs are now healthy, loved, and finally experiencing the life they deserved all along. The before and after transformations you see are not just photos, they are proof that compassion changes lives.None of this would have been possible without your donations. |
| Every treatment, every surgery, every meal, every warm bed, every rescue mission, and every life saved happened because people like you believed in what we do. We are deeply grateful for every single person who has stood beside us and helped these animals when they had nobody else. RIGHT NOW, we are facing a critical moment for our rescue mission.The situation has become incredibly difficult. Rescue and veterinary expenses continue to rise, and we are struggling to keep up. Despite our best efforts to stretch every dollar and use every single cent responsibly, our resources are becoming exhausted. We have always focused on helping the animals suffering the most, the injured, the abandoned, the forgotten, and the ones many others walk away from. These are the hardest cases, but they are also the ones who need us the most. We never want to turn our backs on them. However, without continued support, we may soon have no choice but to slow down or even stop our mission entirely. That would mean fewer rescues, fewer treatments, and countless animals left without help. We are asking you, from the bottom of our hearts, PLEASE do not give up on us now. |
Your support is the reason these dogs are alive today.
Your donations are the reason they received medical care, recovery, love, and hope.
Together, we have already changed so many lives, and with your help, we can continue saving many more.
No donation is too small.
Every contribution makes a difference and goes directly toward rescuing and treating animals in need.
Thank you for believing in our mission.
Thank you for standing with us.
And most importantly,
Thank you for giving these dogs a second chance at life.
With gratitude,
The BETA Team
“It’s their planet too”
| DOG OF THE MONTH |
| 𝗠𝗘𝗘𝗧 𝗠𝗔𝗕𝗟𝗘 Mable was dumped on the streets of Jdeideh at only 3 months old. This beautiful husky puppy should have been safe at home, not left alone to face the dangers of the streets. Despite everything, Mable is still full of love, curiosity, and those unforgettable eyes that melt hearts instantly. She deserves a future filled with warmth, safety, and a family that will never abandon her again. Can you give Mable the forever home she’s been waiting for? |
| CAT OF THE MONTH |
| THIS IS DARCY For three days, we tracked Darcy, knowing she was suffering from a horrific facial injury. She’s feral and terrified, but we refused to give up on her. At the clinic, vets discovered her eye was completely gone, leaving behind a severely infected wound that required multiple sedations to clean. After several treatments, the wound was finally closed.Darcy is a fighter, and we’re doing everything we can to give her the pain-free life she deserves. |
| RESCUE OF THE MONTH |
| She is nine years old, and this is all that remains of her. Blind. Sick. Exhausted by leishmania and anemia. The only life she ever knew was the end of a chain, forgotten and ignored while her ears were left to rot from untreated fly strike. And yet, she’s still here. Still fighting, even after the world gave up on her long ago. Now, she’s waiting for someone to finally choose her before it’s too late. Please, don’t look away. |
| TRANSFORMTION OF THE MONTH |
| Wesley Is Ready for His Forever Home. When we found Wesley, he was frail, sick, and covered in infection, battling Leishmania, Ehrlichia, severe anemia, and painful wounds. But despite everything, he remained gentle, trusting, and full of love.After a month of treatment and care, Wesley has made an incredible recovery. His strength is returning, his eyes are brighter, and his sweet nature never changed. At 7–8 years old, Wesley deserves the peaceful, loving home he’s waited so long for. |
