Help Lennox 4 Year Old Rottweilers Medical Costs
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Lennox (Rottweiler)/ Osteosarcoma
This is the hardest thing I’ve ever written, because I’m trying to convey something that is beyond words. Lennox was diagnosed with an aggressive form of cancer called osteosarcoma. At just four years old, he is now struggling with the pain of this cancer.
He has taught me about the spirit of Rottweilers, and thier sweet and loving nature. His heart has been wide open to this world, and he has given unconditional love to humankind in his four years. Not only to our family, but to everyone who knew him. Lennox is one hundred and thirty pounds of pure love and joy.
His place in this world as a loving companion, and teacher of gentleness has made it a better place. I realize that each owner thinks this, but Lennox is the greatest dog that has ever lived. If you’re a dog owner, you understand. All dogs are the best dogs in the world. Dogs are not “just dogs”, and Lennox is more than a dog. He is a beloved part of our family.
His mind is still very much alert and happy. He is robust and full of life, but the cancer in his bones is progressing. It is causing him pain, and making it hard for him to walk.
The veterinarian is able to give him injections to reduce the pain and spread of the cancer. These shots will ensure the time he has left can be happy, peaceful, and pain-free. My job as his loving caretaker is to give him the best life I possibly can, from start to finish. And that includes doing all that’s in my power to see that his final months are as beautiful as possible. All dogs truly deserve this.
I wish nothing more than being able to afford these injections on my own, but unfortunately I can’t. And so I am doing the only thing I can think of as his loving caretaker, and that is opening the possibility that others may help in some way.
The funds raised in this campaign will be used for these injections, ensuring the end of his life is happy and comfortable. And if you are not in a position to donate, your love and prayers are equally appreciated. As is sharing this campaign.
Thank you also, to fellow dog owners who understand the indescribable light and love that dogs bring to this world. And who understand what we’re going through.
GETTING TO KNOW LENNOX
We called him Lenny-Benny, probably because it suited his goofy, sweet demeanor.
He scarfed an entire steak on his second birthday.
He also ate an entire ice cream cone in one bite.
He is a fierce protector of anyone he loves. Even playful fighting ends with Lenny in the middle, saying “nope. No shenanigans. Not on my watch”
He watches TV with me like a human, and gets into what’s happening on the screen.
We cannot put animal planet on TV, for the above reason.
His girlfriend’s name is Roxy, and she is his boss
He is a gentleman, and never eats Roxy’s food unless it falls out of her bowl
He knocks food out of Roxy’s bowl
He is most alert on walks with me (his mom).
He loves us so much
We love him so much
He has taught me about the spirit of Rottweilers, and thier sweet and loving nature. His heart has been wide open to this world, and he has given unconditional love to humankind in his four years. Not only to our family, but to everyone who knew him. Lennox is one hundred and thirty pounds of pure love and joy.
His place in this world as a loving companion, and teacher of gentleness has made it a better place. I realize that each owner thinks this, but Lennox is the greatest dog that has ever lived. If you’re a dog owner, you understand. All dogs are the best dogs in the world. Dogs are not “just dogs”, and Lennox is more than a dog. He is a beloved part of our family.
His mind is still very much alert and happy. He is robust and full of life, but the cancer in his bones is progressing. It is causing him pain, and making it hard for him to walk.
The veterinarian is able to give him injections to reduce the pain and spread of the cancer. These shots will ensure the time he has left can be happy, peaceful, and pain-free. My job as his loving caretaker is to give him the best life I possibly can, from start to finish. And that includes doing all that’s in my power to see that his final months are as beautiful as possible. All dogs truly deserve this.
I wish nothing more than being able to afford these injections on my own, but unfortunately I can’t. And so I am doing the only thing I can think of as his loving caretaker, and that is opening the possibility that others may help in some way.
The funds raised in this campaign will be used for these injections, ensuring the end of his life is happy and comfortable. And if you are not in a position to donate, your love and prayers are equally appreciated. As is sharing this campaign.
Thank you also, to fellow dog owners who understand the indescribable light and love that dogs bring to this world. And who understand what we’re going through.
GETTING TO KNOW LENNOX
We called him Lenny-Benny, probably because it suited his goofy, sweet demeanor.
He scarfed an entire steak on his second birthday.
He also ate an entire ice cream cone in one bite.
He is a fierce protector of anyone he loves. Even playful fighting ends with Lenny in the middle, saying “nope. No shenanigans. Not on my watch”
He watches TV with me like a human, and gets into what’s happening on the screen.
We cannot put animal planet on TV, for the above reason.
His girlfriend’s name is Roxy, and she is his boss
He is a gentleman, and never eats Roxy’s food unless it falls out of her bowl
He knocks food out of Roxy’s bowl
He is most alert on walks with me (his mom).
He loves us so much
We love him so much
Organizer
Alyssa Underwood
Organizer
Racine, WI