BRODY IN KENTUCKY 10 NOVEMBER 2017
On 13 November, Peggy Nalley writes: Brody is a neutered male, born on 29 July 2007, who is up-to-date on shots and microchipped. He comes from a shelter in Clarksville, Tennessee. He has dry eye, may be partially blind and I think somewhat deaf.
Picking up Brody from transport from Clarksville Brody giving me kisses . . . . . . His breath could kill a goat! Victoria from Clarksville who met us at the Corvette Museum in Bowling Green, Kentucky.
Thank you, Victoria, for transporting Brody from the vet clinic in Clarksville. On 14 November, Peggy writes: When Brody's owner took him to the vet to get his eyes checked because they were all crusty, he was diagnosed with dry eye. The owner said she couldn't afford the eye meds, so she told the staff she was taking him to the shelter. They said please don't - they would find a rescue to take him. She then told them she would take him to get groomed and wait until the vet office could find a rescue. Sorry for the bluntness, but the b*tch took him straight to the animal shelter, and he didn't get groomed either. She called the vet office to tell them she took him to the shelter. The vet office immediately called the shelter and told the staff that someone from the vet office would get him the next morning, and they did. So he was basically an owner surrender to the shelter, but thankfully he only spent one night in quarantine to keep him away from the other dogs at the shelter. The vet started him on his eye meds and got him UTD on everything; his liver enzymes were a little high, so started him on liver meds, but think it may be due to stress. Taking him this morning to see if water therapy will help his back leg muscles get some strength back in them. He owner kept him crated 12 to 14 hours a day, so he is very weak walking on them. Later the same day: Just got home from his evaluation for water therapy and the vet said he was a great candidate for it. She also said that he is blind and partially deaf. Poor little fellow is healthy, just blind, partially deaf and weak in his back legs. I've already seen a big difference with his walking around, but water therapy would get his muscles stronger faster. Taking him tomorrow to get him groomed. JACKIE IKE: What a beautiful dog . . why oh why would she not give him to a safe place . . thank dog he is safe now! Thank you to his rescuers. CATHY BIERSACK: Thank goodness.

BRODY GETS GROOMED AND IS A MOVIE STAR HERE