Little Paws Dog Rescue, Inc.
To rescue, rehabilitate, and place into loving, caring, lifelong homes.
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SANDI
SANDI NEEDS YOUR HELP!
UPDATE: 11/17/09 - Sandi is now in a foster home! She is doing well and seems very happy to be in a home environment finally. She is putting some weight on her back legs and is now standing to eat rather than laying down. She seems to want to run with the other dogs but it will be some time before she will be able to do that. She is eating well and gaining her strength back.
UPDATE: 11/4/09 - We arrived at IVS and the staff greeted us and placed us in a room for consultation with Dr Reimer. Dr R had been watching Jan and I walk Sandi out in front of the office. He could tell she was doning much better and putting some weight on her right leg. The left leg is not quite there yet but should come along with time. He checked her reflexes and that has improved some. He removed the staples. He said he felt she should have a full recovery but it will take some time.
UPDATE: 10/30/09 - Sandi will be going to Iowa Vet Specialties on November 4th. Dr Steen at Frey Pet Hospital feels Sandi is coming along just fine considering the existent of her injuries. She is a hit at Frey’s and they really enjoy her a lot. Dr. Steen says that Sandi is doing as well as he expected at this time. She is responding well and has good nerves in her back end area. She is able to feel them touch her feet and can wag her tail.
Sandi is the sweetest two year old German Shepherd you could meet. Unfortunately she was hit by a car on highway 30 near Mt. Vernon on Friday, Oct. 16th and although that person did not stop, thankfully 2 others did. Sandi was taken to Frey Pet Hospital for x-rays and then transferred to the Eastern Iowa Veterinary Specialty Center for stabilization and further care. She was well cared for until Monday, Oct. 19th when she made the trip to Des Moines for surgery. Her doctors at Iowa Veterinary Specialists needed to repair a fractured right femur, fractured left hip, and a pneumothorax. Thanks to all of the wonderful people who were entrusted with her care, she is now on her recovery journey! She still has follow up visits and boarding costs so we anticipate her bills to be around $4000 when she is fully recovered. If you are able to donate to her care, please send your donation to Little Paws at PO Box 14, Mt. Vernon, IA. 52314 and put Sandi in the memo line. You can also donate online through paypal!