Overview

• The toddler, bitten twice by a rattlesnake near her Florence, Arizona home on May 16, was critically injured, requiring rapid medical intervention.
• Her mother, Jacquelyn Reed, quickly transported her to a local emergency room, leading to an airlift to Phoenix Children's Hospital for specialized care.
• She received 30 vials of antivenom and was intubated due to dangerously low oxygen levels, with her breathing tube successfully removed on May 19.
• As of May 22, the child can wiggle her toes, but medical teams remain uncertain about the long-term functionality of her foot.
• A GoFundMe campaign has raised over $7,000 to assist the family with mounting medical and rehabilitation expenses.