Kula for Cashmere

Hi! I'm Cashmere aka El Jefe of Prana Vibe.  I caught pneumonia and was admitted to South Paws emergency vet hospital where they administered oxygen and antibiotics. It was scary and I was very confused why my humans left me there. 3 and a 1/2 days and $3300 later, I was discharged and ready to be with my humans again and ferociously guard the Vibe. 


But to no avail, I barely lasted 24 hours before I was re-admitted to the hospital. I couldn't breathe. There was an underlying issue causing me to reaspirate. After much consideration, my humans agreed to get another x-ray and do a cardiogram in addition to the oxygen & antibiotics. Lo and behold, I have severe pulmonary hypertension and fibrosis. I spent another 2 1/2 days at the hospital and my human got another bill for $3700.

I will forever need to take Viagra (and I don't even get the perks) and have my inhaler handy at all times. Currently still on antibiotics and other meds, I'm trying my darndest to get better. It's a struggle. So, if you see me less than mean, it's because I'm not well...I still don't like you. Just kidding, no really. 


Please help by donating any amount you can. My humans will be holding a "Kula for Cashmere" yoga class in mid to late April at the Vibe. Stay tuned for the exact date and time.

Kula is a Sanskrit word that can be translated as “community,” “clan” or “tribe.” This word is sometimes used by the yoga community to denote the sense of inclusion and belonging that can be cultivated through yogis coming together to practice yoga.

This kula, or community, of yogis is considered sacred because it is a group of people who come together freely, with intention and a shared sense of purpose. In this way, the traditional idea of yoga as a personal and individual practice can be expanded to include more social aspects and experiences of connection with others as well as the self.

Thank you. Thank you. Thank you from the bottom of my lil' Pekingese heart.