Shauna update

I went to visit with Shauna today and she was happy and quite vocal.   She continues to eat and drink very well on her own.   She is now located at Pacific Coast Veterinary Hospital and receiving excellent care and monitoring.

Jax's recheck

Jax had his recheck and was doing very well. We have been told that he can have a relatively normal life in the right home that understands his limitations. Why did he have this issue, we will never know, but he is a happy boy and will be available for adoption in several weeks to the right home.

Shauna in rescue

Shauna was picked up by one of our volunteers and driven to a vet that would be managing her care.   She again, was a perky girl when picked up and at that time not running a fever.   Upon arrival and after her vet check, she was determined to be running a fever but did continue to eat and drink on her own.   She is an adorable little girl and we can only hope from day to day to received favorable reports on her progress.

Meet Shauna

We received information that a pup was in need at a local shelter and had been diagnosed with potential Distemper.   Our rescue quickly went in to action and our sweet Shauna was picked up before close of business that evening and quickly taken to an emergency 24 hour hospital for care overnight.   She was a perky little girl and hopefully, she would continue to be that way.

Meet Keisha

Keisha arrived in rescue and oh what a sweet girl. She had trouble with walking when she arrived and over the next week we took x-rays, blood work, and other tests to determine what she needed to help her be more comfortable. After the x-rays were taken and the veterinarian had examined her, it was determined that she would need surgery to repair her left leg which has a torn interior cruciate ligament. She has been put on pain meds and it was also found that her thyroid level was extremely low so she is now on medication.

Jax update

Jax was taken for his MRI and spinal tap this morning by his foster mom. She has been observing him and giving good feedback on his behaviors. Upon completion of the MRI it was determined that he had lesion on his brain and he has decreased vision in his left eye. While this sounds bad, and yes, it is serious, he is able to function, eat, and actually play with another dog. He was put on a prednisone for 3 weeks and then decrease it slowly. He will go back to the neurologist in 10 days for a recheck.

Meet Jax

Jax came in to rescue in much need of help. He was blind in his left and circles to the right. He is a young boy, just barely a year, and very, very sweet. After he arrived he was checked by our veterinarian and also the neurologist to assess what we had to do to determine what would be needed for him. After their vet checks and recommendations, it was determined that he needed an MRI and spinal tap to determine how we could help him.