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Yolo County Collie Care Assistance 

Special needs collies

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Ronald #94

needs surgery for his detaching retina

Leah (Sara) # 159

chronic lung congestion

Guy #146

chronic skin and other infections

Scotty #156

cancer and old age

 Ronald has severe Collie Eye Anomaly.  The retina in one eye is already detached so he is completely blind in that eye.  The retina in his other eye is in the process of detaching but surgery can still save his sight.  Ronald has many other health problems including chronic and severe demodecosis.  His adoptive family has spent many hundreds of dollars on his health care and would appreciate help from The GirlFriend Fund for his eye surgery. 

At first we suspected that Sara has cancer, but now we're not sure.  She had started to have a chronic cough.  An xray showed a suspected collapsed lung lobe and possible tumor.  She has been taking a bronchodialator for her cough and she seems to be doing well. the GirlFriend fund supports her medication.

Guy is a young dog but he has a very poorly functioning immune system.  He suffers from chronic demodetic mange and from chronic cystitis.  His conditions can be treated with medication--fortunately he is normal for the drug sensitivity gene so he can take ivermectin--but he must be on medication constantly.  His adoptive family also adopted Ronald and they are quite the needy pair.  So far the adopters have paid hundreds of dollars for both dogs. Very few adopters would be so devoted to dogs like these, who will be chronically ill their entire lives.  Donations to the GirlFriend Fund will help defray some of these costs. 

Scotty has an unaggressive cancer that formed a tumor in his hind leg.  At first we thought it was a foxtail tract but it turned out to be malignant. Surgery seems to have removed it all and Scotty is doing well, feeling great.  He is in permanent foster care, because of his age and his terminal illness.  He requires medication for his constantly infected ears, which are probably that way because of his unusual ear structure.  Donations from the GirlFriend Fund will help defray his veterinary costs.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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The Road Home K9 Rescue*

1520 E. Covell Blvd. B5 PMB #125

Davis, CA 95616

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