Zoe
Donation protected
Zoe, the baby GSD that I got for my little bro, caught this disease called parvo, most likely from her litter. Parvo is a virus that attacks fast splitting cells which are common in young & growing dogs without strong immune systems like Zoe and are fatal if not treated as soon as possible.
About 2 days ago, after taking her to get her first round of shots, one of which was to prevent her from catching this parvo virus, she started to not eat or drink anything we gave her. At first, we thought she just didn't like the food we bought her, so we switched from dry food to wet food. Still after refusing to eat that
she began to diarrhea & vomit regularly, without anything in her system. Two days go by and she shows no signs of improvement.
We finally decide to take her to the vet where they do this test, and she has bloody diarrhea. This is when we knew things were really really bad.
When I initially got Brian this dog, I knew about the financial responsibilities of owning one, having Bammer myself. But, never in a million years did I expect her to have / get parvo disease.
Already paying roughly $500 out of pocket for basic treatment alone, we are still $2,000 short. Being college students, it's hard for us to come up with this type of money. As of right now, our game plan is to use whatever money we come up with to pay for her treatment. Any donations help.
Also, if anyone knows of any places that provides cheaper treatment for this disease please hit us up.
About 2 days ago, after taking her to get her first round of shots, one of which was to prevent her from catching this parvo virus, she started to not eat or drink anything we gave her. At first, we thought she just didn't like the food we bought her, so we switched from dry food to wet food. Still after refusing to eat that
she began to diarrhea & vomit regularly, without anything in her system. Two days go by and she shows no signs of improvement.
We finally decide to take her to the vet where they do this test, and she has bloody diarrhea. This is when we knew things were really really bad.
When I initially got Brian this dog, I knew about the financial responsibilities of owning one, having Bammer myself. But, never in a million years did I expect her to have / get parvo disease.
Already paying roughly $500 out of pocket for basic treatment alone, we are still $2,000 short. Being college students, it's hard for us to come up with this type of money. As of right now, our game plan is to use whatever money we come up with to pay for her treatment. Any donations help.
Also, if anyone knows of any places that provides cheaper treatment for this disease please hit us up.
Organizer
Johnny Nguyen
Organizer
San Jose, CA
