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Update on the 3 Abandoned dogs whose owner died.
Apparently the wife of the deceased owner of the dogs has been back to the property and taken some of the things that were in the yard since last we visited. The two trucks were gone, and various other of the nicer things that were in the back yard. I am sure that the loss of her spouse was devestating, but to return a month later for material things without taking the LIVING things that have feelings is very frustrating to me. The two Lab mixes seem to be getting around better, although the exposed flesh of the black ones leg still looks pretty bad. I have applied some wound dressing on it after cleaning it up and will continue to do so when I can. My buddy the Pit,,,what can I say about him? He still was as affectionate and in my face for attention as always,,he will make someone a really good companion, and if I could, I would snatch him up in a minute. Please pass the word on to friends and let's please help to get these guys into real homes with loving families. It really hurts me to visit them and seeing how they have to live on their own right now. Molly still feeds them every day and spends some time with them, but the longer they stay without supervision, the worse their odds are going to be. The turn-around time before puting dogs down at the local shelter is said to be three days, that is not much of a chance at all to find a home if they are taken there. I will do everything I can to find these guys a home, but the more of us that try also, the better the chances.
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Permalink Reply by Diane Geer on -
There's a product for people called "New Skin" (liquid bandage) that is applied to raw areas to protect and allow skin to regenerate. I wonder if there's something similar for animals? Or a breathable Teflon non-stick type bandage? However, since the area is so large, in order to keep the dog from tearing off a wrap, maybe an Elizabethan collar would be used? Just a few thoughts. Thank you, Molly, Lucian, and Louis.
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Permalink Reply by Diane Geer on
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How is the wound healing now? And the broken leg/hip?
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Permalink Reply by Louis Pollaro on -
The pit bull was adopted. The two lab mixes are being fostered. Please contact me if you want information on adopting one of these very nice dogs. info@petcommando.com
- Louis
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Permalink Reply by Robert Lucian on -
Otis and Elijah the Lab mixes are doing much better and still are needing a permanent home. They are still being fostered but cannot be there indeffinately. They get along great with the foster parents own Lab and are loving the attention they are getting after being without it so long. The wound on Otis's leg is closing up well and both are running along much better. Please pass the word around to anyone that might be interested in either of these loving guys.
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Permalink Reply by Diane Geer on
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I never cease to be amazed at the huge difference that some medical care--even inexpensive, non-heroic--and lots of love can make. Thanks for the update. Sounds like they have a great chance at a better future. Thanks, too, for your efforts on their behalf.
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