I don't know what to do?

Just sending hugs your way - that is a tough one, no words of wisdom other than follow your heart it will be right.
 
I don't know where you are in PA, but, there is a place in the Queens Village neighborhood of Philly that does hydrotherapy.
 
We know that eventually, we'll be facing the same situation with Bitsy Boodle. We, too, have determined not to let her suffer. For now, we're on the med route, and she's full of joy. But when the day is imminent when she can no longer chase her beloved ball, we'll send her to Rainbow Bridge, where she can chase balls into eternity.
 
Today my beloved Kira got her wings and joined her friends at Rainbow Bridge. I've been blessed to have her in my life for as long as I did. I got her at 2 from a breeder who was looking to place her. One look at her and I knew she was coming home with me. She was loved and spoiled and queen bee of the others.

She is now out of pain and able to run again.

RIP sweet girl
 
I'm so sorry for your loss.

Today was a double whammy.

The little Sheltie girl we fostered for 2 years went to the Bridge this morning. She had Cushings when she came into rescue 4 1/2 years ago. She was mostly blind. We nursed her along with meds and whatever our little diva needed. Then she went to live with her other foster mom when that mom's circumstances changed. Her other mom gave her amazing care. The little girl that the vets thought MIGHT have another couple years, made it 4 1/2. She was truly amazing.

CISR had a sheltie in that was in horrible condition. He was found in a field I think it was and had horrific bruises and bite marks all over him. They did their very best for him but lost him this morning.
 
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