<div>Ruby and Rose may only be just over 7 weeks old, but they have already been through so much in their short lives.   They were found at 2 1/2 weeks, with no Mum in sight, completely covered in ticks and fleas - essentially being eaten alive.    They needed three nights at two different emergency vets in a short space of time, with one of those nights being touch and go as to whether they would survive as they were both severely dehydrated and anemic.  
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<div>Following release from the RVC they went straight to specialist hand rearers who spent 4 weeks providing round the clock care and battling the anemia.  Thankfully they are now better and back in our care.
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<div>If they had not been found, or had we not been willing to fight for them when they were so unwell, they would not have made it.
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<div>These two beautiful girls are still small for their age (not unusual for hand rears), and in their very short lives have so far had well over £3,000 spent on them - with more to come on normal health checks, chipping and neutering.
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<div>We believe that saving their lives is worth every penny, and would be very grateful for any donations towards their treatment costs - as we don't know when the next Ruby and Rose are coming our way.
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