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She had four puppies, all with similar deformities. Some kind soul took two of them to raise, but these two babies were turned in to Galveston County Animal Shelter (GCAS) just before closing time yesterday afternoon. The GCAS staff does not want to put them down, but will have to if we, Shelter Buddies, can't find a special person to give them a foster or permanent home ASAP.
I don't think Jack and Jill will ever be able to use their back legs, but we at Shelter Buddies want to take them to two different vets for their opinions, Dr. Henderson, who operated on Annie, and Dr. Hebert, who is also very knowledgeable. If surgery will help them, we'll be fundraising for the surgeries. If they need wheeled carts, we'll be fundraising for that. But right now we need some safe place for them to stay.
The puppies do a pretty good job of pulling themselves around with their front legs, they eat and poop and pee just like any little puppy, and they appear to be perfectly healthy except for their back legs. They were vaccinated last night, they have only been at GCAS overnight, and they are in the adoption room, not with the general population, so it is unlikely that they have caught anything at GCAS.
If you can foster them, please contact Gwen at gnorman@gchd.org or (409) 948-2485 or me at shelterbuddies@aol.com.
Otherwise, please pass this along to help them find a foster or permanent home with someone very special.
Lynne
Lord, help me be the kind of person my dogs think I am.
Shelter Buddies of Texas, Inc.
P.O. Box 1005
Texas City, Texas 77592
(409) 392-4411
Shelter Buddies Adoptable Pets