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It’s been a tough road for these tiny pups that came in with the Canine Parvovirus. Seven came into care, four of which came down with the virus and have since been treated and released. Sadly, one passed away. The smallest one only being 2 lbs. and largest at 4 lbs.
They were full of parasites and terribly malnourished. What a fight they had! And this was terribly stressful on their foster mom! Everyday was a vet visit… drop off one, pick up another. There was a large cost for expensive formula and food to help them as much as possible – never mind the cost for their medical treatment at the vet. As always, we are happy to say it’s all been worth it and they are all getting bigger and stronger by the day.
It will be a while for them to be ready to be adopted, but we look forward to Jones, Blade, Gambit, Rouge, Storm and Elektra finding their forever homes.
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