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Carol · Jan 3, 2016
Carol · Jan 3, 2016
hi derek..jessie is not quite ready yet. she is booked for her spay and mammary tumor removal next week. once she recovers from the surgeries and we get the pathology back on the tumors (50% of canine mammary tumors are benign but that means that 50% could also be malignant and we like to know what is what so we can fully inform potential adopters) then she will be ready to begin the adoption process.
hi rebekka...kassa is a permanent sanctuary dog. she is happy here and thinks this is her home. but also... due to her extreme elderly age, x-large size/weight and weak hind end she is soon going to require extensive 2-person lifting and support as she continues to deteriorate. giant breed dogs are extremely heavy/difficult to care for as they near the end of their days. we have the staff and equipment to be able to manage the care that she will need. but thx so much for thinking of her...if she was a little bit younger and a little bit smaller(and not so attached to us) we might have been able to place her in a foster home so near to the end of her journey.
I was curious about fostering. It has been more than a year since my Tobi passed away. He would have been 17 this year. We had a great 16 years together. Was thinking I might be able to foster?