Storm
We received enough donations to cover Storm's surgery and post-operative care.
To recap, Storm had a severe tear in his colon as a result of a hernia and the subsequent impacted build up. His surgery required a muscle to be rerouted and, because
of the atrophied and degraded tissues, proved to be a very difficult process. While we are still cautious about any lingering problems, he now looks to have an excellent
chance at a new life and forever home. Today, he's back to eating well and appears to be mostly pain free. His foster parents are monitoring his input and output
(to put it in mild terms) and all is well. Further tests also show that he is heartworm negative which, according to his foster mom, is "a miracle in itself considering
the condition he came to us in." She follows this by reporting that, "He's a real sweetie!"
We could really use
your help. Many of the dogs that come in to our care need treatment beyond a routine exam, and
your donations for their
medical needs are always welcome. You can send your tax-deductible contributions at any time via PayPal on
our website or by mail to TSR, PO Box 1198, Knightdale, NC 27545.
We currently have 3 shelties available for adoption
and 1 that will be ready soon. Our shelties are up to date on shots
and spayed or neutered, and looking for great forever homes!
To recap, Storm had a severe tear in his colon as a result of a hernia and the subsequent impacted build up. His surgery required a muscle to be rerouted and, because
of the atrophied and degraded tissues, proved to be a very difficult process. While we are still cautious about any lingering problems, he now looks to have an excellent
chance at a new life and forever home. Today, he's back to eating well and appears to be mostly pain free. His foster parents are monitoring his input and output
(to put it in mild terms) and all is well. Further tests also show that he is heartworm negative which, according to his foster mom, is "a miracle in itself considering
the condition he came to us in." She follows this by reporting that, "He's a real sweetie!"
