Misty will have surgery and a new lease on life!
Today Dr. Dave at Mission Pet Hospital called and said, yes we can remove her liver tumor!! She is such a good girl and young for Muttville-only 7 years old.
We know that the tumor hasn’t spread so he is hoping to get it all out.
We need to get her healthy and find her a new home, she deserves that.
She is always up for an adventure, let’s hope this one is the best….
sherri |
09.18.09
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We are especially grateful for the much-needed support we receive from the following veterinary hospitals and clinics.
Adobe Animal Hospital, Los Altos
All Paws Holistic Veterinary Clinic, Point Richmond
Animal Care Clinic, El Sobrante
Animal Eye Specialists, El Cerrito
Apollo Veterinary Hospital, Walnut Creek
Arguello Pet Hospital, San Francisco
East San Rafael Veterinary Clinic, San Rafael
Encina Veterinary Hospital, Walnut Creek
For Paws Spay and Neuter Clinic, Fremont
Groveway Veterinary Hospital, Castro Valley
Healthy Pets Veterinary Hospital, San Francisco
Irving Pet Hospital, San Francisco
Linda Mar Veterinary Hospital, Pacifica
Mission Pet Hospital, San Francisco
Natomas Animal Medical Center, Sacramento
Pacifica Pet Hospital, Pacifica
San Francisco SPCA, San Francisco
Santa Rosa Veterinary Hospital, Santa Rosa
Spruce Avenue Pet Hospital, South San Francisco
Sunset Animal Hospital, Fairfield
Tender Care Veterinary Hospital, San Rafael
Thornhill Pet Hospital, Oakland
VCA Monte Vista Animal Hospital, Concord
VCA Sacramento Veterinary, Sacramento
VCA San Francisco Veterinary Specialists, San Francisco
VCA Stanford Animal Hospital, Palo Alto
Cocobear AKA 229, What a trooper! He took his first train ride, the almost last
segment of the transcontinental railway built in the “80s, THOSE eighties. You catch it in Sunol and it rolls through Niles Canyon.
It does shake rattle and roll. He was a little afraid to cross the grids between cars but no problem when I went ahead.
His favorite was the food car. This was a fundraiser for my favorite congressman NOT an ARF event. When he thought I wasn’t looking, he had one paw on the open window and the other on a table with his nose a half inch away
from one of those rolled slice wraps. I caught him just in time and use the bark which we learned last week from the Bark Busters. I use more of a harrumph but it is working well.
He was the hit of the ride!