Queso

Introducing, Queso!<br/><br/>Queso was found as a stray in Southern Virginia in rough shape. What we suspected was a partial prolapse turned out to be a bleeding mass. In addition to the obvious, an X-ray showed another mass on his spleen. He had surgery to remove the mass, but sadly the vet wasn't able to get good margins.<br/><br/>The histopathology of the mass came back as rectal papillary carcinoma. The good news is that type of cancer doesn't move throughout the body. The sad news is that there is no treatment for it.<br/><br/>We don't know how long Queso has left, but we do know that he deserves a happy ending with a family of his own.<br/><br/>Queso is about 10 years old and 15 lbs. This sweet Chi mix has mastered the art of being the perfect companion. He’s a mellow, easygoing little guy. His idea of a perfect afternoon? Climbing onto the sofa, settling in comfortably, and taking a nice, long snooze with his favorite human close by.<br/><br/>He’s house-trained, has a heart full of sweetness, and comes with a few adorable quirks that make him all the more lovable! He likes to give his food bowl a little bark now and then, and he loves to walk around proudly carrying his favorite pet pig.<br/><br/>We are really hopeful that there is a big-hearted adopter willing to give Queso a wonderful home to spend whatever time he has left.<br/><br/>Interested in learning more about Queso?<br/><br/>Apply at www.novapetsalive.org/adopt<br/><br/>*Queso's adoption fee was sponsored by a generous donor!

Introducing, Queso!

Queso was found as a stray in Southern Virginia in rough shape. What we suspected was a partial prolapse turned out to be a bleeding mass. In addition to the obvious, an X-ray showed another mass on his spleen. He had surgery to remove the mass, but sadly the vet wasn't able to get good margins.

The histopathology of the mass came back as rectal papillary carcinoma. The good news is that type of cancer doesn't move throughout the body. The sad news is that there is no treatment for it.

We don't know how long Queso has left, but we do know that he deserves a happy ending with a family of his own.

Queso is about 10 years old and 15 lbs. This sweet Chi mix has mastered the art of being the perfect companion. He’s a mellow, easygoing little guy. His idea of a perfect afternoon? Climbing onto the sofa, settling in comfortably, and taking a nice, long snooze with his favorite human close by.

He’s house-trained, has a heart full of sweetness, and comes with a few ador

Introducing, Queso!

Queso was found as a stray in Southern Virginia in rough shape. What we suspected was a partial prolapse turned out to be a bleeding mass. In addition to the obvious, an X-ray showed another mass on his spleen. He had surgery to remove the mass, but sadly the vet wasn't able to get good margins.

The histopathology of the mass came back as rectal papillary carcinoma. The good news is that type of cancer doesn't move throughout the body. The sad news is that there is no treatment for it.

We don't know how long Queso has left, but we do know that he deserves a happy ending with a family of his own.

Queso is about 10 years old and 15 lbs. This sweet Chi mix has mastered the art of being the perfect companion. He’s a mellow, easygoing little guy. His idea of a perfect afternoon? Climbing onto the sofa, settling in comfortably, and taking a nice, long snooze with his favorite human close by.

He’s house-trained, has a heart full of sweetness, and comes with a few adorable quirks that make him all the more lovable! He likes to give his food bowl a little bark now and then, and he loves to walk around proudly carrying his favorite pet pig.

We are really hopeful that there is a big-hearted adopter willing to give Queso a wonderful home to spend whatever time he has left.

Interested in learning more about Queso?

Apply at www.novapetsaliv