Olivia

All I have to say is whomever adopts Olivia Ratbone (NOW OFF MEDICAL HOLD!!!) will be one lucky duck!<br/><br/>She is so sweet, easy going and a true foodie (like me!). Hard to believe when we rescued her from the shelter she had zero appetite, except for cream cheese. 🤷‍♀️<br/><br/>Olivia completed her last of 3 rounds of heartworm treatment in early March. She has been spayed once she was healthy enough to undergo anesthesia. She is so deserving of love and people to see how adorable she is!<br/><br/>Liv/Olivia came to us very ill with anemia and advanced heartworm disease. She immediately had to be put on a slew of medications to help her battle anemia and get her strong enough to be able to fight heartworms. She is still on a once daily liver supplement likely due to prolonged steroid treatment which was part of her4 month heartworm treatment plan<br/><br/>Liv is fostered in South Florida thru www.ratbonertr.org

All I have to say is whomever adopts Olivia Ratbone (NOW OFF MEDICAL HOLD!!!) will be one lucky duck!

She is so sweet, easy going and a true foodie (like me!). Hard to believe when we rescued her from the shelter she had zero appetite, except for cream cheese. 🤷‍♀️

Olivia completed her last of 3 rounds of heartworm treatment in early March. She has been spayed once she was healthy enough to undergo anesthesia. She is so deserving of love and people to see how adorable she is!

Liv/Olivia came to us very ill with anemia and advanced heartworm disease. She immediately had to be put on a slew of medications to help her battle anemia and get her strong enough to be able to fight heartworms. She is still on a once daily liver supplement likely due to prolonged steroid treatment which was part of her4 month heartworm treatment plan

Liv is fostered in South Florida thru www.ratbonertr.org

All I have to say is whomever adopts Olivia Ratbone (NOW OFF MEDICAL HOLD!!!) will be one lucky duck!

She is so sweet, easy going and a true foodie (like me!). Hard to believe when we rescued her from the shelter she had zero appetite, except for cream cheese. 🤷‍♀️

Olivia completed her last of 3 rounds of heartworm treatment in early March. She has been spayed once she was healthy enough to undergo anesthesia. She is so deserving of love and people to see how adorable she is!

Liv/Olivia came to us very ill with anemia and advanced heartworm disease. She immediately had to be put on a slew of medications to help her battle anemia and get her strong enough to be able to fight heartworms. She is still on a once daily liver supplement likely due to prolonged steroid treatment which was part of her4 month heartworm treatment plan

Liv is fostered in South Florida thru www.ratbonertr.org