On 27 March, Shannon Radosevich writes:
Racer is a walking skeleton . . . so sad.
We can count every rib; his butt bones are jutting out in back . . .
he was supposed to be ten months old,
but the girl who transported the dogs to me
said he was a starved young adult that just looks like a puppy
because he is so small & thin . . . but not sure about that either!
He is eating a very tiny bit every two hours;
he gulps that down (so we are giving him just a bit of rice,
lamb, high protein wet & dry dog food,
all mixed up together).
I am going to get some yogurt & cottage cheese tomorrow
and maybe some liver, as was suggested.
He is cute, friendly, sweet, loves to be held and snuggles like a champ!
The next day, Shannon writes:
So our little he . . . is a she, about nine months old (DOB 6/23/10).
I never gave it a thought . . .
Joe bathed him, thinking when he was cutting off "his" matted hair
that he had to remember to be careful around Racer's naughty bits area.
She has been renamed Stella.
She is FILLED with all the worms . . . YUCK . . . and has giardia.
She's pooping like a little trooper . . . candles are going,
air freshener is out and at arm's reach . . . oy vey, what a smell!
I will try to get some pictures tonight . . . she is a little camera shy.
Stella was adopted by Eric Sutcliffe in Wisconsin.
Her name is now Sara.
BOB ANDERSON:
THE HANCOCK TRIO underlines the reason why mill breeders and their "spin-offs" need to be outlawed!
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