HELP OUR RESCUE DOG HAVE THE LIFE SHE DESERVES

Hi, Jesse & I recently adopted two 9 year old Pomeranians from Louisiana. They were rescued from a backyard breeder, and their girls are literally the sweetest souls. they are high spirited, energetic, and so affectionate. We went into this knowing Buffy is wheezy and has some kind of an internal mass that needs further testing. We have an appointment to get her checked out, and are bracing for possible cancer. That we were semi warned of .

 

However, Rigatoni/ Rigi (formally Rikki) was suppose to be fine. We have her vet records from literally two weeks ago before she let the state. She arrived with a broken leg, clean in two places. Must have happened in transport but they are denying accountability. Our vet referred us to an orthopedic specialist, and turns out she ALSO has a grade 5 heart murmur. She is such a champ, still hobbling around to greet us and get pets.

 

As of the time of writing this, she is getting the proper tests her heart needs and preparing for surgery. The cost as of today is $6,000 and we havent even began to address Buffy's internal mass. This is a complete curve ball as we adopted these dogs and again were prepared for some health issues, but not an additional ortho surgery.

 

We don't want to give up on her. She has the lap dog mentality of any typical Pomeranian, she loves to love and we are not sure thats ever been reciprocated for her. We have embraced her and are going to give her the best life possible because she truly deserves it, and any help for us to be able to do that is appreciated.

 

Any leftover funds will spill into Buffy's treatment

 

Jesse and I thank you for taking the time to read this and please share,

Rigi thanks you too <3


*****_UPDATE***

Bufffy does not have a mass, she has really poor lungs and an enlarged heart. The vet was unable to do an ecrogram (spelling?) as Buffy turned blue when turned upside down. She is on a cocktail of meds so she can come back in a few days so we can try again to see the extent. If by some miracle we ready the fundraiser goal, please continue to donate  to help recover some of her costs as well because there is no end in sight as of this moment. Just So glad it wasn’t a cancerous mass !!!! 

Hopefully the lung damage is somewhat irreversible.  Keep us on your thoughts!