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Berry Hill
extremely bad upper respiratory
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Update: June 7, 2006
Little Berry Hill has been on antibiotcs
for kennel cough for three weeks and
still has a nasal discharge and is
having trouble breathing. He came
from a shelter that we know had
distemper so we have to try to save him
by sending him to the vet that
specializes in distemper.
This is just about his only chance. We
need to take him in Thursday
afternoon. Help!
SPECIAL NEEDS DOGS -
those who have serious
illnesses and need your help to
recover
SHELTER DOGS - the dogs
that are waiting to come into
our program
FOREVER FOSTERS - these
are the dogs, in their senior
years, who no one wants to
adopt
APPLY TO ADOPT OR
FOSTER - we are always
desperately in need of foster
homes. Please open your heart
and home to one of our little
dogs.
PLEASE PATRONIZE
OUR SUPPORTERS - these
great businesses provide us
with discounted services.
Without them, we could not
save these dogs. Please tell
them thank you by patronizing
them.
Thank you! Berry Hill is alive and
going to be fine.
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Thank you to these ANGELS!!
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Dennis Ramsey
MARIA G FALCO - BOOTIE PASSED
AWAY ON 6-29-06 AGE 17YRS
Linda Spangler - Thank you for such
wonderful work. I'm only sorry I can't give
more
Lynn Taylor
Christine Connolly
Diana Goldman - Good luck Berry!!!
Ugolik Chiropractic Clinic
Martin Howard
Patty Fulenwider - In honor of JayCee
Denise Welch
Michele Schorno - Teresa, for all she
does for these little Mops!
NICOLE SELLITTI
TIFFANY DICKHAUT
Traci Tran,
Kathy Ann Jackson - In memory of Max
Susan Gregory
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UPDATE JULY 1 2006
This little boy is one of the
lucky ones. Little Berry Hill
has recovered completely
after Dr. Ward's treatment.
He will remain in a foster
home for several weeks to
ensure his health.
Date: 5-17-2006
This sweetie looks like the brother of
one we rescued several months ago.
He, too, was heading for "no future" at
a DFW area shelter when we picked
him up. He caught an upper
respiratory at the shelter.
He was picked up on 5-17 and is now
at our vet in isolation. He is being
treated with antibiotics right now and
will be in isolation for another around
three weeks.
Our adoption fees only cover the very
basic vetting - shots, neuter/spay,
dental, microchip so when we run into
these babies that need extraordinary
treatment, we are completely
dependent on specific donations from
the public - YOU!!
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