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Fluff O'Love Needs Your Support
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Fluff O'Love is a happy-go-lucky, 3 year-old Sheltie pup who is desperate need of your help. He had to have emergency surgery to remove a severe infection that had developed in his abdominal cavity, along with a partial amputation of his penis. He is expected to make a full recovery and return home soon, but Mid-Florida Sheltie Rescue needs your help paying for the expenses accrued at the Small Animal Hospital at University of Florida.
Two weeks ago, Fluff O'Love was diagnosed with Paraphimosis, a condition where the penis will not retract into the sheath. His condition was paired with anemia, which also attributed to severe swelling. Luckily, after 2 emergency vet visits and a follow-up with his primary, his prognosis was looking positive and it seemed as though he wouldn't need partial amputation surgery. He was doing great, until Friday when he stopped eating and drinking. He was brought to the hospital once his condition didn't seem to be improving. After arriving, he went into shock and was given a 50/50 chance of surviving the invasive surgery. He quickly surprised all of the doctors and began to stabilize. Luckily, he beat those odds and remained stable throughout surgery and is expected to be released in a few days. He looks forward to being able to run and heard roosters again.
Please share this GoFundMe, not only to raise funds for Fluff O'Love, but to raise awareness of paraphimosis, a condition that affects 1 in 7 dogs.





Two weeks ago, Fluff O'Love was diagnosed with Paraphimosis, a condition where the penis will not retract into the sheath. His condition was paired with anemia, which also attributed to severe swelling. Luckily, after 2 emergency vet visits and a follow-up with his primary, his prognosis was looking positive and it seemed as though he wouldn't need partial amputation surgery. He was doing great, until Friday when he stopped eating and drinking. He was brought to the hospital once his condition didn't seem to be improving. After arriving, he went into shock and was given a 50/50 chance of surviving the invasive surgery. He quickly surprised all of the doctors and began to stabilize. Luckily, he beat those odds and remained stable throughout surgery and is expected to be released in a few days. He looks forward to being able to run and heard roosters again.
Please share this GoFundMe, not only to raise funds for Fluff O'Love, but to raise awareness of paraphimosis, a condition that affects 1 in 7 dogs.





Organizer and beneficiary
Barbara Davis
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