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| Lacey |
| Please say a silent prayer for Lacey (Face)� She was one of the rescues that came in with the 34.
She was adrenal� and underweight. She was eating and doing ok but we thought maybe a touch of depression or helicobacter. However, last night she got worse. She weighes just over a pound (1.02) and can�t really move too well. Feeling her tummy this morning I thought it might be a blockage�. She came to work with me today and then off to the vets. They did an x-ray on her and found a mass. They were not sure if it�s a tumor or blockage. They didn�t know if they can remove it either. Or if she would survive surgery. I told them to do the sub-q fluids on her and try to get an IV in her and then do surgery. I knew the surgery had a huge risk and cost� but I can�t just let her die without trying. They opened Lacey up and found a huge tumor growing inside her. It was attached to several organs. There was no way to remove it� My Lacey girl is now at the bridge. I am in tears here at work�.. I could not be with her when she passed� but I told her about the Rainbow Bridge this morning and told her how much I loved her and that it was ok� She was cremated and her remains came back to us. Please hug your babies a little closer in memory of Little Miss Lacey Face. Her group� Delta Force will surely miss her. That morning when I pulled her out of the cage, the other two kids (Spatz and Lady) were laying with her at the bottom. |
| January 24, 2005 |