Brooke

Update: We received Brooke's biopsy results, and the masses removed were mast cell tumors. The good news is they are non-aggressive, giving her an overall positive outlook.<br/><br/>Brook is continuing to recover from surgery and is doing well. She is comfortable, soaking up attention, and getting exactly the care she needs.<br/><br/>We also have a happy next chapter to share. Once she has fully healed, Brook will be adopted by her foster home.<br/><br/>Thank you to everyone who followed her story and supported her along the way. This is what your support makes possible.<br/><br/>___________________________________________________________<br/><br/>Update: After coming into GPPR, Brook completed her vetting and the findings were significant. She had a severe uterine infection along with numerous polyps. During surgery, she was spayed and four masses were removed. Two of those masses were concerning and have been sent out for biopsy, and we are currently waiting on results.<br/><br/>She is recovering well so far and, true to form, is affectionate, loves attention, and wants to stay close to her people.<br/><br/>We wanted to share this because many of you followed her story and asked what happened next. This is part of rescue that isn’t always visible. Some dogs need more than a quick turnaround. They need medical care, time, and consistency, and that is exactly where your support goes.<br/><br/>We will continue to share updates as we learn more. For now, she is safe, she is recovering, and she is being well cared for.<br/><br/>___________________________________________________________<br/><br/>Brooke is new to Great Plains Pointer Rescue and is settling in while she finishes her vetting. She will be ready to meet her forever family soon.<br/><br/>So far, Brooke has shown that she is great with other dogs and does well with children. She is affectionate, loves attention, and wants to be close to her people. She does have some athletic ability and has shown interest in jumping a fence, so she will need a secure six foot fence, invisible fencing, or a structured exercise plan to keep her safely contained and fulfilled.

Update: We received Brooke's biopsy results, and the masses removed were mast cell tumors. The good news is they are non-aggressive, giving her an overall positive outlook.

Brook is continuing to recover from surgery and is doing well. She is comfortable, soaking up attention, and getting exactly the care she needs.

We also have a happy next chapter to share. Once she has fully healed, Brook will be adopted by her foster home.

Thank you to everyone who followed her story and supported her along the way. This is what your support makes possible.

___________________________________________________________

Update: After coming into GPPR, Brook completed her vetting and the findings were significant. She had a severe uterine infection along with numerous polyps. During surgery, she was spayed and four masses were removed. Two of those masses were concerning and have been sent out for biopsy, and we are currently waiting on results.

She is recovering well so far and, true to f

Update: We received Brooke's biopsy results, and the masses removed were mast cell tumors. The good news is they are non-aggressive, giving her an overall positive outlook.

Brook is continuing to recover from surgery and is doing well. She is comfortable, soaking up attention, and getting exactly the care she needs.

We also have a happy next chapter to share. Once she has fully healed, Brook will be adopted by her foster home.

Thank you to everyone who followed her story and supported her along the way. This is what your support makes possible.

___________________________________________________________

Update: After coming into GPPR, Brook completed her vetting and the findings were significant. She had a severe uterine infection along with numerous polyps. During surgery, she was spayed and four masses were removed. Two of those masses were concerning and have been sent out for biopsy, and we are currently waiting on results.

She is recovering well so far and, true to form, is affectionate, loves attention, and wants to stay close to her people.

We wanted to share this because many of you followed her story and asked what happened next. This is part of rescue that isn’t always visible. Some dogs need more than a quick turnaround. They need medical care, time, and consistency, and that is exactly where your support goes.

We will continue to shar