Poor Max(Muffin) is recovering from having 74 Hemangiosarcomas removed. This is his 3rd round hes had removed in 2 years. Muffin isnt highly adoptable because of his prognosis but thanks to our wonderful foster family and Dr. Mosley at El Cajon Valley Veterinary Hospital he is doing well and recovering...until the next time he needs them removed. Fortunately, weve been able to remove them without issue and it has stayed topically on his skin. When we take on senior dogs we take them on for life, no matter what their ailments, no matter what their adoptability. They become family and are given the best of care possible because that is the commitment we make. Thanks to your continued support were able to give each dog the medical care they need. Over the past 2 years we have spent over $3,000 on Maxs medical care and surgeries in addition to many more of the seniors in our care. Scarlett also suffers from hemangiosarcomas and has had surgery twice to remove hers also. When you DONATE to Lionels Legacy once or on a monthly basis know that your donations go directly to the care of our animals. Were an all volunteer organization which means no DONATIONS are spent on wages. If youre interested in learning more about becoming a Lionels Legacy sponsor were happy to answer any questions. Heres the link to our paypal donation page and our website: lionelslegacy.org/donate/ to find out more about cancer prevention: whole-dog-journal/issues/9_3/features/Canine_Cancer_Prevention_15789-1.html
Posted on: Thu, 22 Jan 2015 02:25:59 +0000
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