My aunt and uncle's dog
PostPosted: Sun May 04, 2008 6:01 am
I got a phone call from my aunt last night and she told me that on Friday their dog Tia saw a squirrel in the window and my uncle let her out to go chase it (they always do this) --but apparently, the squirrel was on a post on the fence and she hit/bit/interacted somehow with the barbed wire. They didn't see what happened. They just found her outside, their other dog Mercy standing over her--she was having seizures and had blood on her face and mouth.
They took her to the vet and she was given meds to stop the seizures--she had a big hematoma in her mouth and is paralyzed--she can't sit up and she can't bark. She can't control her bladder or bowel movements. She has another vet appointment on Monday. They've been told to keep her crated and quiet until then.
This is upsetting for our family--Tia is 7-8 years old and is a much-loved member of the family. I just hope she doesn't have to be put down...she's such a sweet dog.
Please be in prayer not only for Tia, but for my aunt, uncle, and cousin. As stated in my previous prayer request for them, my aunt and uncle are struggling with health issues and with trying to get an aide for my cousin--and now this happened to Tia. Please be praying for them. They are dealing with so much.
Thank you.
They took her to the vet and she was given meds to stop the seizures--she had a big hematoma in her mouth and is paralyzed--she can't sit up and she can't bark. She can't control her bladder or bowel movements. She has another vet appointment on Monday. They've been told to keep her crated and quiet until then.
This is upsetting for our family--Tia is 7-8 years old and is a much-loved member of the family. I just hope she doesn't have to be put down...she's such a sweet dog.
Please be in prayer not only for Tia, but for my aunt, uncle, and cousin. As stated in my previous prayer request for them, my aunt and uncle are struggling with health issues and with trying to get an aide for my cousin--and now this happened to Tia. Please be praying for them. They are dealing with so much.
Thank you.