Tell me again why I do this???*update*post13

[Ginger's Mom]

I totally agree, and Sequoia is lucky to have you. But save a little of that anger for the rescue society that gave out your number to her former owners. How dare they!

[DrKym]

I totally agree, and Sequoia is lucky to have you. But save a little of that anger for the rescue society that gave out your number to her former owners. How dare they!

Actually they had my number as they contacted me about giving her up. When they couldn't get any info from the Rescue society about her, they called me with their sob story. Funny how 6 months ago this was a "aggresive dog with people and children" and now they "miss" her and have rethought their position on giving her up.

H*ll when I am feeling poorly I am agressive with people and kids too! Ask Jasper and my kids!

Sighs

[Blue_Frog]

Aww Kym ... poor Sequoia, i'm just so glad that she came to you! I'll never understand people - giving up a sick and neglected dog, then expecting you to just hand her back over because they 'miss' her Get the knitting needles ready, some people (and not just the nurses) need to be stabbed!

Some people just need to never own pets again ... too bad there isn't an internet database of 'bad owners' that they could be added too

[Taz_Zoee]

You have GOT to be kidding me!!! Those people are CRAZY if they think you would put her back in that situation.
Sometimes I just don't get what goes on in people's heads. (I almost said brains, but in this case I believe the heads are lacking the brains)

Kym, you just continue to give Sequoia all the love you have been giving her for the past 6 months and ignore any messages from "those" people.

[DrKym]

Well Dr. Weir called yesterday evening.

Quoias blood is finally a good thing! her T tests were all within range, her sugar count is now normal, her urine is fine. To say I am thrilled is an understatement.

We do have the skin issue which seems to be a reaction to some of the meds she was on, so a few baths and some herbal rememdies in the food will help clear that up and give her the shiny coat and glossy good looks she deserves!

She is still a few pounds more than what she should be, however after discussing with my vet what to remove from her Raw and still keep her healing, we have chosen to skin her ckn and remove all fish for a few weeks, add some extra game meats (much leaner than beef or ckn) she goes back for a weight check end of March.


Looks like my lovely lady is out of the woods and into the meadow!

Just wanted to share!