I agree, Pam. You have shown Tino so much love and I admire and respect you for 
doing it.
Bless you
Ann

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On Feb 21, 2012, at 9:59 PM, Pam Dean <[email protected]> wrote:

> Yes I can understand better the process now.  But, I also understand, money 
> not withstanding, the intense bonding, love, and gratification of caring 
> myself for this little soul.  I would have loved him from the rescue too as I 
> love animals, but this is a special bonding that I have never experienced 
> before.  Yes I have always loved my animals, but this is so much more. It is 
> like this was what I was put here to do. And if this little guy lives 15 more 
> years or 15 more days, I will not regret what I have done because I am the 
> one who has  shown him there is unconditional love, caring, and safety in 
> this world.
> 
> From: Peggy & The Girls <[email protected]>
> To: [email protected] 
> Sent: Tuesday, February 21, 2012 8:52 PM
> Subject: Re: [Chihuahuas] Tino..another vet visit
> 
>  
> Wow!!! She shouldn't be a Vet with that attitude....bet she doesn't have a 
> problem with euthanizing animals....the sickie!! Careful, Pam, your Vet will 
> only defend his wife and it may cause issues! Why not get a copy of all the 
> test that have been done (ask the hubby-Vet) so you don't have to pay for 
> them again, and then try a different Vet?  I would!
>  
> Not to offend you and others, but now you can see why some rescues charge the 
> 200-300 fee to pull/adopt a dog like Tino. It is cheaper through them and you 
> get a well dog and save yourself all the heartache of watching them trying to 
> recover.  I say that even though I know from my own personal experiences, 
> that there is no greater gratification then knowing that you pulled a shelter 
> dog and saved it's life, when a rescue couldn't pull that particular dog.
>  
> Peggy
>  
>  
>  
>  
> -------Original Message-------
>  
> From: Pam Dean
> Date: 2/21/2012 8:38:19 PM
> To: [email protected]
> Subject: [Chihuahuas] Tino..another vet visit
>  
>  
> I think we are up to $500 now..lucky I got that care credit card lol.  He 
> coughed and hacked all afternoon and night last night.  So painful to watch.  
> Nobody slept.  So Vet again today.  Got another kind of antibiotic..nose 
> drops, Benedryl, Cough medicine..SHHHHHHHHH..all is quiet.  Please god I need 
> some sleep.. 
> Good news and some not so good news..but not terrible.  Lost another 2 ozs 
> when he has been eating a lot.  Think still whipworm and hookworm issues.  
> Dewormed him again..Fever gone but still so much congestion.  Did blood 
> panel.  All good but two issues which are understandable.  White count up 
> from respiratory infection obviously.  Slightly anemic which probably from 
> severe flea infestation and worms. 
> He did not want to eat hardly today..with the snot and all these meds..don't 
> blame him.  But did eat some chicken..little bit of dog food..and nutrical.  
> Hopefully better tomorrow.
> Now I have a minor rant.  Didn't see my usual Vet, who owns the place with 
> his wife, also a vet.  Now I don't make appts with her cause I frankly don't 
> like her attitude..We have had run ins before but his Assoc was jammed up and 
> he was out of town.  So she walks into the examining room, looks at Tino and 
> says "Have you lost your mind?  Taking that on is crazy?" looking at him like 
> he was a piece of garbage someone needed to take out to the trash.  Now if 
> didn't need care so bad for Tino,  I would have bitch slapped her to Texas 
> with that elitist, callous holier than thou attitude.  Boy I was fuming.  And 
> she couldn't leave it alone..We discussed treatment and she goes to leave and 
> has to open her mouth again and say "I am sure you thought you were being 
> nice, but that was just plain crazy".  Next time I go in I am going to talk 
> to her husband, my usual go to Vet and tell him about the situation.  I can't 
> be the only one she has lost as a customer...grrrrrrrrrr...
>  
> 
> 
> 

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