Purrs for Bootygirl

On 06 Sep 2003 04:20:56 GMT, (Sherry ) wrote:

Just hate those "wait and see" diagnosis.

purrs and prayers that this time will take care of the problem,
whatever it is


Hi Steve! I haven't seen your posts in a while (though I admit I've skipped
through and not read thoroughly lately). I hate the ''wait & see" stuff too.
Wanted to tell you that a beautiful border collie mix was brought into the
shelter with a *badly* broken leg, an old break that healed bad. Her first
joint above the paw absolutely swiveled, was bent forwards and that's what she
was walking on. Anyhoo, Dr. Haney re-broke it, put a pin in it and set it all
up in a cast FOR FREE. Purrs of appreciation to Lawton's most compassionate
vet.

Sherry

Purrs for the d*og to recover use of his leg.

I'm very happy that I lucked out when I first got adopted and went ot
Dr Haney. I had no idea about the merits of the various vets in town,
just picked the place closest to home. He really seems to have a way
with my cats, at least the girls like him. Rocky, on the other hand,
is too stressed by being in the carrier to like anyone, especially
when asked to put up with the normal probing required for treatment.

Belated but sincere purrs.

--
Joy

"Sherry " wrote in message
...
Bootsie has an appointment tomorrow at 3. Purrs are much appreciated.
She was
coughing a bit and sneezing about six weeks ago, they gave her
antiobiotic and
she quit. Now the cough/sneeze is back. Purrs that it isn't herpes or
FIP or
something bad or chronic. I don'tt like the way the cough came back.

Sherry