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RMKC · 05-03-2008, 08:39 AM

i am glad she is doing better, she is soo precious

yorkiesmiles · 05-04-2008, 09:35 AM

I just love the picture & the update. Thank you for sharing. I hope she does ok without Molly being there and isn't to depressed to have her playmate gone

mypreciouspups · 05-04-2008, 03:46 PM

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Originally Posted by bettyeanne

Sorry I haven't updated. She is doing great!! She actually had her spay this week and when I talked to FM she says this little one hasn't missed a beat!! She is just the most amazing little girl! We are fortunate that she is getting exactly what she needs to be "normal"! She is getting socialization and experiencing everything she should as a baby her age deserves. The most important thing is that she is so loved. Baby made fast friends with another foster that came into the home for a short time. Molly was one of the most withdrawn, terrified little ones that we have seen. She obviously was abused by a man because she was mortified of all men. She absolutely blossomed and has already gone to a fantastic forever home! God just provides a way for even those who appear to be unadoptable! This is an awful picture [my fault!] but I thought it was soooo cute! Molly and Baby had wrestled, run and played until they were both exhausted. At naptime, Molly, naps in her crate and Baby, wanting to be as close to her as she could, curled up next to the crate and took her nap!

I just read all the posts in this thread again.. I want to just say you people are doing a great job, I cried when I saw the video of her, it was pretty touching..
I also want to say the first breeder I met.. and a breeder for Durrer lines.. had one of these little babies when I first met her.. she kept him and I am not sure how many years her lived.. but he flipped on those back legs and got around amazingly well.. it was heartbreaking to see him.. but he did not know and was in no pain and was pampered by this breeder that breeds for betty anne...

I know she will be ok.. some one is going to have such a special girl.. to love and spoil.. and take with them where ever they go..and be so proud of her..

I keep praying for her and keep watching this thread for updates..god bless you all...so much love in your posts..

anne

bettyeanne · 05-05-2008, 06:06 AM

Thank you all so much! The Baby is doing great. The Dogter last week pretty much confirmed everything that we already knew as far as treatment, etc. for her little legs.

She did fine when Molly went to her fantastic forever home ... probably due, in part, to the fact that another little rescue came in about the same time. Yippeee ... someone new to run and play with. Oddly enough, little Cody has an injury to one of his rear legs that left it totally stiff. The tale we were told was that when the pups were born, his Mom jumped into the whelping box and landed on him, injuring his little leg. One would assume that a good breeder would have taken him and had him vet checked? Nothing was done! He also saw the dogter last week and the xrays showed that when the Mom jumped on him, his little leg was actually broken. Since that happened 7-8 months ago, his little bone knit back together on its' own and simply left the leg stiff and now it's too late to correct it. It doesn't slow him down one bit!

You can imagine what a pair those two were! It's a little bittersweet ... Cody has already found a wonderful forever home!! So Baby is back to terrorizing the resident Yorkies at FM's house!

Anne ... Thank you! Did the little one that you knew ever have something like a wheelchair? We're thinking that later on after she has finished growing, that a little wheelchair might make her more comfortable. She is comfortable with her handicap now, but I wonder, as she grows and gains more weight, if she would ever be in pain?

Betty'sMom ... There may have been help via braces, etc. when she was born and still had soft little bones. Evidently, noone bothered to even try and help her. From all the testing we have had done so far, she is perfect with the exception of her little legs. She is with fantastic Foster Mom near Denver.

Thank you all for your thoughts and prayers for Baby!

mypreciouspups · 05-05-2008, 02:51 PM

Here are some pictures I wanted to share to help those who do not understand the importance of getting these babies born imperfect looked after right away by a good vet.. One who if they have never seen this before as in my case but was willing to have him and his wife do what they could so we could get our gracie walking.. her legs would hug into each other at the back when she tried to stand up.. and would fall down.. by 4 weeks old we were working on what we could do..
I was first given some leg exercises to do for her..to see if we could straighten them out and make that muscle stronger..I was told by the first vet if the exercises did not look promising in one week we would have to put her down.. NOT.. I said.. and called a great emergency vet out of town at his home.. he said bring her in first thing in the morning.. I did..
He had never seen legs like this before and asked me if I could leave her for an hour and he and his wife also a vet would see what they could come up with.. so this is what they made.. it came off lots and we had to put it back on her and as she grew we had to make it a little looser.. when the brace came off we took her outside in the yard to exercise and play.. she could not slip on the grace and we had to make sure she did not slip and also began training her to go outside at the same time..
Today she is still with us, and thriving and does have a roach like back out of it for the way she has to walk, we did not care.. she is healthy and walks and runs.. and that is the most important thing.. we kept her for after tube feeding her night and day every two hours for two weeks to keep her alive.. we could not let her go..
As a two year old, she has a certain whine when she is tired.. she needs me to pick her up like a baby and we have to touch her legs and rub her belly.. we feel this is something that stayed deep in her mind.. and at first we could not understand what she wanted as it was months before she began doing that.. so at least once a day usually at night.. she gets this treatment and it has to be done by me.. so for those who are not sure if these wee little darlings do not remember.. I would have to I know they do...
If you have any questions please ask..
I have done this for bettyanne.. in the hopes we make people aware of what can be done if done early...
anne

GetAttachmentlegsgoingin.jpg gracie's legs hugging toward each other

GetAttachmentexercises.jpg I had to give gracie leg exercises every chance I could do it which was often

!cid_image001_jpg@01C8AE211.jpg this is the homemade brace my vet and his wife made

!cid_image001_jpg@01C8AE21.jpg another picture of gracie in her brace to get the idea of what was done, wrapped right to her feet

mypreciouspups · 05-05-2008, 02:57 PM

GetAttachmentgracie eating.jpg gracie eating with brace

gracie love dress.jpg gracie now

GetAttachmentgettinghugs.jpg gracie getting her lovings

mypreciouspups · 05-05-2008, 03:00 PM

Anne ... Thank you! Did the little one that you knew ever have something like a wheelchair? We're thinking that later on after she has finished growing, that a little wheelchair might make her more comfortable. She is comfortable with her handicap now, but I wonder, as she grows and gains more weight, if she would ever be in pain?

Gracie was looked after well from the beginning.. and with exercise and the brace she is ok today..
There is however a couple of girls on yt that do have the wheelchairs for their dogs.. I can look and find them for you BettyAnne if you would like me to.. or maybe there is some on reading this thread that knows.. I know but of course when I need to think who.. I cannot.. this may work and there are people out there that will give this girl the best that life can offer... anne

bettyeanne · 05-05-2008, 08:23 PM

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Originally Posted by mypreciouspups

Here are some pictures I wanted to share to help those who do not understand the importance of getting these babies born imperfect looked after right away by a good vet.. One who if they have never seen this before as in my case but was willing to have him and his wife do what they could so we could get our gracie walking.. her legs would hug into each other at the back when she tried to stand up.. and would fall down.. by 4 weeks old we were working on what we could do..
I was first given some leg exercises to do for her..to see if we could straighten them out and make that muscle stronger..I was told by the first vet if the exercises did not look promising in one week we would have to put her down.. NOT.. I said.. and called a great emergency vet out of town at his home.. he said bring her in first thing in the morning.. I did..
He had never seen legs like this before and asked me if I could leave her for an hour and he and his wife also a vet would see what they could come up with.. so this is what they made.. it came off lots and we had to put it back on her and as she grew we had to make it a little looser.. when the brace came off we took her outside in the yard to exercise and play.. she could not slip on the grace and we had to make sure she did not slip and also began training her to go outside at the same time..
Today she is still with us, and thriving and does have a roach like back out of it for the way she has to walk, we did not care.. she is healthy and walks and runs.. and that is the most important thing.. we kept her for after tube feeding her night and day every two hours for two weeks to keep her alive.. we could not let her go..
As a two year old, she has a certain whine when she is tired.. she needs me to pick her up like a baby and we have to touch her legs and rub her belly.. we feel this is something that stayed deep in her mind.. and at first we could not understand what she wanted as it was months before she began doing that.. so at least once a day usually at night.. she gets this treatment and it has to be done by me.. so for those who are not sure if these wee little darlings do not remember.. I would have to I know they do...
If you have any questions please ask..
I have done this for bettyanne.. in the hopes we make people aware of what can be done if done early...
anne

Attachment 215089 gracie's legs hugging toward each other

Attachment 215094 I had to give gracie leg exercises every chance I could do it which was often

Attachment 215095 this is the homemade brace my vet and his wife made

Attachment 215096 another picture of gracie in her brace to get the idea of what was done, wrapped right to her feet

Thank you so much, Anne, for sharing little Gracie's story. What a beautiful little girl and just think what would have happened to her if you had not loved her enough to get help for her! I wish someone had loved our Baby that much! I really felt that had she gotten help when she was born that things would be different for her now. It's amazing what your wonderful vets did for Gracie's little legs! I just keep going back and looking at the pictures ... thank you so much for posting them. I don't know if there are others out there who have had pups born this way but I know there are lots of breeders on this forum who have had babies that would have never made it without tube feeding, tireless round the clock care and unbelievable love!!

Thank you again for sharing your little miracle Gracie. She is so beautiful ... I know you must be so proud of her! I would love to see more pictures of her. God bless you!

mypreciouspups · 05-06-2008, 06:28 PM

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Originally Posted by bettyeanne

Thank you so much, Anne, for sharing little Gracie's story. What a beautiful little girl and just think what would have happened to her if you had not loved her enough to get help for her! I wish someone had loved our Baby that much! I really felt that had she gotten help when she was born that things would be different for her now. It's amazing what your wonderful vets did for Gracie's little legs! I just keep going back and looking at the pictures ... thank you so much for posting them. I don't know if there are others out there who have had pups born this way but I know there are lots of breeders on this forum who have had babies that would have never made it without tube feeding, tireless round the clock care and unbelievable love!!

Thank you again for sharing your little miracle Gracie. She is so beautiful ... I know you must be so proud of her! I would love to see more pictures of her. God bless you!

Oh my Bettyanne, that chocked me right up, brought tears to my eyes...thank you so much.. I do hope if there are others out there. That a post would be made..we love our gracie so much.. she is like our own child and always will be..I generally sit and do not make many threads.. if I thought this would help anyone.. I would make a new thread in a minute... hang I had no clue as to what we were doing nor the vet.. but we just did what we had to do.. and prayed.. oh we prayed huge... my own vet did not ever think she was going to make it..I am very thankful she did..

As for this little girl you have in rescue.. it does make me mad that a breeder could let one go like this without doing anything.. I may be small.. but I am dedicated. I made this commitment.. and that is just the way it is..
And oh I wish I were closer to a good breeder to even learn more.. anne

Yorkiesforever · 05-06-2008, 07:25 PM

Wow just read the whole thread and let me tell you Anne your Gracie is so adorable, and wow you have done such a wonderful thing for her. Bettyanne your little girl is adorable as well and I sure hope she gets everything and a wonderful family like anne's.

bettyeanne · 05-09-2008, 07:49 PM

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Originally Posted by Yorkiesforever

Wow just read the whole thread and let me tell you Anne your Gracie is so adorable, and wow you have done such a wonderful thing for her. Bettyanne your little girl is adorable as well and I sure hope she gets everything and a wonderful family like anne's.

Isn't little Gracie a beauty?!? I can hardly wait to see more pics of her! Can you believe how she improved with attention early on. Those vets are wonderful and Anne just worked a miracle for her!!

Looks like there's a possibility that our Baby may just have found her forever home right where she is!!

FM is so totally in love with this little girl and where in the world would she ever find anyone more able to care for her?? We will see!

linsvs · 05-10-2008, 01:35 AM

I have been following this thread since the first post. She is sweet as can be thats for sure. BUT I was hoping that maybe her forever home would turn out with the mommy she has grown to love allready. It would be so good for her..Keeping my fingers and toes crossed that all works out !!!!

Juliealfies mum · 05-10-2008, 03:51 AM

I have just found this thread today and stunned and amazed at the same time, stunned that any breeder did nothing to help this little one and amazed that she found her way to your care and that she is doing so well.

Gracie is such a little stunner too, just goes to show what a helping hand a the beginning can do!

Glad that Baby is staying with her Foster mum she is loved there and allways will be....

bettyeanne · 05-11-2008, 05:28 AM

... Our Little "Baby No Name" will be officilly adopted by her wonderful Foster Mom! And .... plans for her future??? She will be trained as a "Therapy Dog"!!!! With her drive & determination ... she will be outstanding!

Soooo ... Happy Mother's Day, FM!!! You're the best!

I will keep you all updated ... she will actually get a name now and what a wonderful life!! Thank you all so much for your prayers and for your concern for this little one! God Bless you all.

linsvs · 05-11-2008, 03:50 PM

YEAH YIPPEE!!! HOORAY !!! Lucy and Cooper are doing there happy dance. This is wonderful news.

05-03-2008, 08:39 AM	#61
RMKC Rosi & Poli's Mom Donating Member Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Washington State Posts: 5,048	i am glad she is doing better, she is soo precious __________________ ROSI & POLI Love my Babies

05-04-2008, 09:35 AM	#62
yorkiesmiles Donating YT 4000 Club Member Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Iowa Posts: 6,938	I just love the picture & the update. Thank you for sharing. I hope she does ok without Molly being there and isn't to depressed to have her playmate gone __________________ yorkiesmiles & Roxy - Queen of quite-A-Lot & Bubba - Ambassador of the Little Gentleman's Club *Conversation means being able to disagree and still continue the discussion.*

05-05-2008, 06:06 AM	#64
bettyeanne Donating YT 7000 Club Member Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Alabama, etc. Posts: 7,547	Thank you all so much! The Baby is doing great. The Dogter last week pretty much confirmed everything that we already knew as far as treatment, etc. for her little legs. She did fine when Molly went to her fantastic forever home ... probably due, in part, to the fact that another little rescue came in about the same time. Yippeee ... someone new to run and play with. Oddly enough, little Cody has an injury to one of his rear legs that left it totally stiff. The tale we were told was that when the pups were born, his Mom jumped into the whelping box and landed on him, injuring his little leg. One would assume that a good breeder would have taken him and had him vet checked? Nothing was done! He also saw the dogter last week and the xrays showed that when the Mom jumped on him, his little leg was actually broken. Since that happened 7-8 months ago, his little bone knit back together on its' own and simply left the leg stiff and now it's too late to correct it. It doesn't slow him down one bit! You can imagine what a pair those two were! It's a little bittersweet ... Cody has already found a wonderful forever home!! So Baby is back to terrorizing the resident Yorkies at FM's house! *Anne ...* Thank you! Did the little one that you knew ever have something like a wheelchair? We're thinking that later on after she has finished growing, that a little wheelchair might make her more comfortable. She is comfortable with her handicap now, but I wonder, as she grows and gains more weight, if she would ever be in pain? *Betty'sMom ...* There may have been help via braces, etc. when she was born and still had soft little bones. Evidently, noone bothered to even try and help her. From all the testing we have had done so far, she is perfect with the exception of her little legs. She is with fantastic Foster Mom near Denver. Thank you all for your thoughts and prayers for Baby! __________________ Toto's Mom *http://www.dogster.com/?206581www.millbusters.com/forums* THE CRAZY CLUB http://yorkierescuecolorado.com/home.html ~ Proud Member of SRC ~"PP" ~ Tink's Friends**

05-05-2008, 02:51 PM	#65
mypreciouspups Donating YT 3000 Club Member Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Florida/Canada Posts: 3,544	Gracies story for Bettyanne and others.. Here are some pictures I wanted to share to help those who do not understand the importance of getting these babies born imperfect looked after right away by a good vet.. One who if they have never seen this before as in my case but was willing to have him and his wife do what they could so we could get our gracie walking.. her legs would hug into each other at the back when she tried to stand up.. and would fall down.. by 4 weeks old we were working on what we could do.. I was first given some leg exercises to do for her..to see if we could straighten them out and make that muscle stronger..I was told by the first vet if the exercises did not look promising in one week we would have to put her down.. NOT.. I said.. and called a great emergency vet out of town at his home.. he said bring her in first thing in the morning.. I did.. He had never seen legs like this before and asked me if I could leave her for an hour and he and his wife also a vet would see what they could come up with.. so this is what they made.. it came off lots and we had to put it back on her and as she grew we had to make it a little looser.. when the brace came off we took her outside in the yard to exercise and play.. she could not slip on the grace and we had to make sure she did not slip and also began training her to go outside at the same time.. Today she is still with us, and thriving and does have a roach like back out of it for the way she has to walk, we did not care.. she is healthy and walks and runs.. and that is the most important thing.. we kept her for after tube feeding her night and day every two hours for two weeks to keep her alive.. we could not let her go.. As a two year old, she has a certain whine when she is tired.. she needs me to pick her up like a baby and we have to touch her legs and rub her belly.. we feel this is something that stayed deep in her mind.. and at first we could not understand what she wanted as it was months before she began doing that.. so at least once a day usually at night.. she gets this treatment and it has to be done by me.. so for those who are not sure if these wee little darlings do not remember.. I would have to I know they do... If you have any questions please ask.. I have done this for bettyanne.. in the hopes we make people aware of what can be done if done early... anne GetAttachmentlegsgoingin.jpg gracie's legs hugging toward each other GetAttachmentexercises.jpg I had to give gracie leg exercises every chance I could do it which was often !cid_image001_jpg@01C8AE211.jpg this is the homemade brace my vet and his wife made !cid_image001_jpg@01C8AE21.jpg another picture of gracie in her brace to get the idea of what was done, wrapped right to her feet __________________ Kacee, Kandie, Princess Grace, and Maravilhosa anne/pooh's mum my yorkies are my life

05-05-2008, 02:57 PM	#66
mypreciouspups Donating YT 3000 Club Member Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Florida/Canada Posts: 3,544	GetAttachmentgracie eating.jpg gracie eating with brace gracie love dress.jpg gracie now GetAttachmentgettinghugs.jpg gracie getting her lovings __________________ Kacee, Kandie, Princess Grace, and Maravilhosa anne/pooh's mum my yorkies are my life

05-05-2008, 03:00 PM	#67
mypreciouspups Donating YT 3000 Club Member Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Florida/Canada Posts: 3,544	Anne ... Thank you! Did the little one that you knew ever have something like a wheelchair? We're thinking that later on after she has finished growing, that a little wheelchair might make her more comfortable. She is comfortable with her handicap now, but I wonder, as she grows and gains more weight, if she would ever be in pain? Gracie was looked after well from the beginning.. and with exercise and the brace she is ok today.. There is however a couple of girls on yt that do have the wheelchairs for their dogs.. I can look and find them for you BettyAnne if you would like me to.. or maybe there is some on reading this thread that knows.. I know but of course when I need to think who.. I cannot.. this may work and there are people out there that will give this girl the best that life can offer... anne __________________ Kacee, Kandie, Princess Grace, and Maravilhosa anne/pooh's mum my yorkies are my life

05-06-2008, 07:25 PM	#70
Yorkiesforever YT 1000 Club Member Join Date: May 2005 Location: Minnesota Posts: 1,210	Wow just read the whole thread and let me tell you Anne your Gracie is so adorable, and wow you have done such a wonderful thing for her. Bettyanne your little girl is adorable as well and I sure hope she gets everything and a wonderful family like anne's. __________________ GabbyChelsea Paris Diva: London& Scooby

05-10-2008, 01:35 AM	#72
linsvs Senior Yorkie Talker Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: maine Posts: 245	I have been following this thread since the first post. She is sweet as can be thats for sure. BUT I was hoping that maybe her forever home would turn out with the mommy she has grown to love allready. It would be so good for her..Keeping my fingers and toes crossed that all works out !!!!

05-10-2008, 03:51 AM	#73
Juliealfies mum YT 1000 Club Member Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: scotland Posts: 1,259	I have just found this thread today and stunned and amazed at the same time, stunned that any breeder did nothing to help this little one and amazed that she found her way to your care and that she is doing so well. Gracie is such a little stunner too, just goes to show what a helping hand a the beginning can do! Glad that Baby is staying with her Foster mum she is loved there and allways will be.... __________________ From Julie Alfie & Lottie

05-11-2008, 05:28 AM	#74
bettyeanne Donating YT 7000 Club Member Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Alabama, etc. Posts: 7,547	Looks like it's official .... ... Our Little "Baby No Name" will be officilly adopted by her wonderful Foster Mom! And .... plans for her future??? She will be trained as a "Therapy Dog"!!!! With her drive & determination ... she will be outstanding! Soooo ... *Happy Mother's Day, FM!!! You're the best! I will keep you all updated ... she will actually get a name now and what a wonderful life!! Thank you all so much for your prayers and for your concern for this little one! God Bless you all. __________________ Toto's Mom* *http://www.dogster.com/?206581www.millbusters.com/forums* THE CRAZY CLUB http://yorkierescuecolorado.com/home.html ~ Proud Member of SRC ~"PP" ~ Tink's Friends**

05-11-2008, 03:50 PM	#75
linsvs Senior Yorkie Talker Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: maine Posts: 245	YEAH YIPPEE!!! HOORAY !!! Lucy and Cooper are doing there happy dance. This is wonderful news.