Yesterday's report was good. Snort who tested positive for parvo but whose symptoms were mild is doing great, he is being moved today from one vet to another for the weekend. They have to keep him in isolation for the ten days period while he still could shed the parvo virus.
Sader, the four month old puppy who also was hospitalized out of an abundance of caution because he was not eating and seemed under the weather is doing much better. He never tested positive for parvo so Dawn was able to return him to Amy's house where he is being fostered. He is eating and doing fine today.
As of this writing, all the dogs currently at the kennel are doing fine. Though many will still need surgeries for entropian and interdigital cysts along with being spayed/neutered. Dawn took Cowboy TT and Crystal to the vet yesterday so they can be vetted and will return to the kennel today after they have been spayed/neutered and get any other vet care they may require.
God bless Dawn Hamilton! She took off all next week so she can leave Monday and deliver dogs to CA OR and WA foster homes. One her way back, she will go by way of Nevada and pick up the remaining dogs on Friday morning. She will pick up the remaining dogs at that time - could be as many as five.
The upcoming spays, neuters, and other vetting expenses including possible parvo treatment, along with long distance transport for this many dogs will be VERY expensive. We are so grateful for the donations received already and thank you in advance for your continued support!
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