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October 4th |
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Her leg heals, but both hips are now painful. She has a hard time getting
up, and spends most of the day on her dog bed. After all she's been
through, we'll have to have her euthanized, as we can't afford a $2000
surgery. One final picture of Queenie. |
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October 15th
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A MIRACLE! One individual donates enough for her surgery!!
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She's miserable, and the muscles in her hips are degenerated to practically
nothing.
Dr O'Brien of Maze Vet in Modesto recommends doing FHO on both hips, and
generously gives us a discount. She is scheduled for surgery.
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Back from surgery, she's remarkably tolerant of the pain.
She's allowed to walk as much as she wants, but requires help at first.
After only 2 days, she's walking across the room on her own.
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November 8th
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| At her checkup with Dr. O she gets a good review. Time to start exercising
her with slow walks. She's feeling good enough to play with the other dogs
now. Yeah!! |
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December 22, 2004 |
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Last week she had her last
checkup and was given the ok for unlimited exercise. Now at 8 months
old, she’s finally feeling playful and happy. She’s annoying the adult
dogs, and getting into mischief like youngsters do. |
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May 20th, 2005
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Queenie is running and playing - tackling the
other dogs and being tackled. She limps occasionally, but doesn't let that
stop her. She's finally ready to start looking for a home. |
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