New home for a tortured dog
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Haven't had much time and it does seem to have stalled. But that is ok. Between what we have been able to get and what she has been able to put together, so far everything is pretty much paid for. And he is doing much better. The last pic I got, his hair was growing back, open sores had closed up and the swelling was finally gone from his legs.
Talked to her and I was going to close the go fundme page., I just have not got around to it.
Folks, I really wish I could accurately convey my thanks to everyone. I was blown away. And the way her pups have adopted him as a big brother is icing on the cake.
Thank you for everthing. It proves that good folks can make a difference.
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Talked to her and I was going to close the go fundme page., I just have not got around to it.
Folks, I really wish I could accurately convey my thanks to everyone. I was blown away. And the way her pups have adopted him as a big brother is icing on the cake.
Thank you for everthing. It proves that good folks can make a difference.
from an idjit coffeeholic
Absolutely, good ending to a horrible story.
This, just saw the new contribution.
I just saw that too. I spoke too soon??
I talked to her yesterday. She is supposed to send me some new pics. She said he is doing great. Has all of his shots, chipped, neutered and is healing up really good. He has one more check up scheduled. She has two pups, a weiner dog and a Pyrenees besides him. The pyrenees would pick on the pups, take their toys and keep them away from water and just generally be mean to them. When he got well enough,, he attacked it one day for taking a pups toy away. He still wasn't healed and got the worst of it, but she leaves the pups alone now. He is their playmate and protector. He has turned out to be a great dog.
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I talked to her yesterday. She is supposed to send me some new pics. She said he is doing great. Has all of his shots, chipped, neutered and is healing up really good. He has one more check up scheduled. She has two pups, a weiner dog and a Pyrenees besides him. The pyrenees would pick on the pups, take their toys and keep them away from water and just generally be mean to them. When he got well enough,, he attacked it one day for taking a pups toy away. He still wasn't healed and got the worst of it, but she leaves the pups alone now. He is their playmate and protector. He has turned out to be a great dog.
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Had a thought this morning you might pass on to her.
A buddy showed me his 10 month old puppy. He's one of the prettiest dogs I've seen. Slick shiny coat, great muscle tone. I asked him how he got that dog to look that way.
Raw, organic, unprocessed Goats milk. I'm not privy to fresh, so I buy mine from Hollywood Feed, which has it frozen. I let it thaw then shake it up before each use (has the curds in it) then pour about 3-4 ounces over dry food. My dog loves it, and she has the prettiest coat of any dog I've owned. Not to mention she is filling out well with good muscle.
The goat milk has things she won't get elsewhere. Lots of additional protein, and it has a soothing effect in a dogs stomach. Some foods irritate a dogs stomach. The goats milk soothes any irritation and makes them dig in. It also is really good for joint health. Plus gives them extra nutrients.
Kind of funny, now I have people who ask me what I'm feeding my dog. I've raised dogs, and owned dogs my entire life. No vitamin mix I've ever used works like this goats milk.
I'm betting big boy there would benefit greatly from it.
A buddy showed me his 10 month old puppy. He's one of the prettiest dogs I've seen. Slick shiny coat, great muscle tone. I asked him how he got that dog to look that way.
Raw, organic, unprocessed Goats milk. I'm not privy to fresh, so I buy mine from Hollywood Feed, which has it frozen. I let it thaw then shake it up before each use (has the curds in it) then pour about 3-4 ounces over dry food. My dog loves it, and she has the prettiest coat of any dog I've owned. Not to mention she is filling out well with good muscle.
The goat milk has things she won't get elsewhere. Lots of additional protein, and it has a soothing effect in a dogs stomach. Some foods irritate a dogs stomach. The goats milk soothes any irritation and makes them dig in. It also is really good for joint health. Plus gives them extra nutrients.
Kind of funny, now I have people who ask me what I'm feeding my dog. I've raised dogs, and owned dogs my entire life. No vitamin mix I've ever used works like this goats milk.
I'm betting big boy there would benefit greatly from it.
Glad to see he is on the mend. there is a special place in hell for people that hurt dogs.
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