Trying to decide whether to euthanize our wonderful puppy

It sounds like things are definitely on the move...with surgery potentially planned for just a couple of weeks away! We are all pulling for Fainly and so appreciate your taking time to update us...he has definitely captured our hearts...just as he did your's. :)
Trini
 
Ron Atkinson said:
That's encouraging news, it is nice that your different Vets are so close together. At my age I am not a fan of traveling all over.
Continued prayers for you and your family. :)
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Yes, I feel like our vets have been amazing. His first vet has called me twice to see how he is doing, and I think that's far beyond the call of duty. He apparently has a very unusual situation, so that helps, as well as his delightful personality. Thank you so much, Ron.
 
Cindy said:
I am so glad you have some positive options.
I would love to offer assistance with surgery recovery and puppysitting if I am close enough (bay area,CA).
I have lots of experience with that LOL....

One thing, I know we hate drugging our pups but when they are healing from surgery it can be best for them to sleep all the time so they don't get into trouble and hurt themselves further. especially when they are rambunctious little guys.
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Hi, Cindy. It would be a long trip. (We're in Colorado.) Yes, I think making him sleepy will have a part to play because we've been told he will have to be crated and mostly immobile, with my husband carrying him outside to poop.
 
Dear St. Francis, please loo upon Fainly with love and compassion. Guide his surgeons and internists as they forge a way to a normal life for this precious Sheltie boy. Give his family hope and strength in the coming weeks. In His name we ask, Amen
 
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