Julia Ann's baby girl Tarna

Hi, our names are Stacey and Jenna foxx and we are very close friends of Julia.   Recently her Cane Corso, Tarna, was diagnosed with megaesophagus.  Megaesophagus, also known as ME, is a condition where the esophagus is enlarged decreasing the ability to move food and liquid from the throat to the stomach.  This diagnosis requires life-long therapy and commitment, which involves many vet visists and tests.  The cost of special arrangements for correct feeding to prevent aspiration pneumonia is vital to the life of Tarna.  Tarna has already had many serious surgeries from the moment she was a puppy.  Tarna had a mass where her one of her kidneys was suppose to be.  Exploratory surgery was performed and the mass was removed and Tarna has survived with one kidney.  As early as last year Tarna had too much skin covering her vulva so no air was getting in, causing her to have chronic infections.  Another surgery was performed in order to correct this and again, Tarna has bounced back and continued to be this sweet and beautiful creature that Julia has devoted her love. As her friends we have seen her spend her last penny to give her animals and other animals that she has rescued the chance of a life of love and health.  Now in her time of need we ask for any help you can give to help Julia with the extensive vet cost that she has already endured and will continue to encounter with Tarna's severe chronic medical condition.

We both thank you very much, and again any amount that you can give is appreciated.  We love our friend and her fur babies and want to help her as much as possible, please join us in helping her as much as she helps others.