Heartworm Treatment
AND EYE ENUCLEATION
hey, my old "family" let me get like this. AND, I
also have heartworms. My foster mom says I'll
eventually die if we don't get rid of these
horrible worms.
When I first got out of the shelter, my foster
mom thought I might have distemper so I got
stuck in this isolation ward at a vet in Corpus for
almost two weeks. Unfortunately, this was a
very expensive hospitalization - they charged
over $25 a day. Thankfully, I did not have that
horrible disease.
I already had my heartworm treatment, but then
one of my eyes got really swollen and had to be
removed. OUCH.
Now the nice people at LSSTLAR are trying to do
this fundraiser to pay my bills. Can you help?
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.
send a check
Natty Products, dana woodruff, As always, use the
money for any dog's medical costs as needed,
Martin Howard, With love from Ziggy, Fritz, Wren
& Lillie, Byron Leger, Teresa, Please just use this
where needed... Byron
Ugolik Chiropractic Clinic,
No, this heart does not belong to this
sweet dog. The heart above was
removed from a 9 pound dog that died
during treatment with another rescue.
It is here to show just how only a few
worms - around 10 - can almost totally
clog the dog's pulmonary artery.
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