To all the people who rescue, who love the thrill of saving a life I applaud you. They should give you all medals you drive hours to take sick dogs and help them you love them, if it was not for all of you things would be horrible for dogs. My Story:
A few years ago I fell in love with a beautiful Lhasa her name was Dulce. She was a puppy that I bought and loved her with all my heart. One day I noticed she could not urinate in a stream. I rushed her to my Vet he looked at my and laughed and said it is not possible. My background being nursing I said she just dribbles all day every where. She was 7 months old and the most loving beautiful dog I could ever own. I called every vet to try to find out if a dog could have this problem. I called a vet and they told me to come in and we went. I waited outside and they told me that she had not opening to urinate from it was the size of a pin and that the urine was backing up and was going to kill her. My knees buckled, I took her home and walked her and talked to her as I usually did and prayed. The next day the receptionist called me and said she spoke to a surgeon and they would do the surgery pro bono because it had never been done. They ran tests and tests and she was to have it on a Monday. I brought her home and took her out for a walk and she urinated normal. The doctors created a vaginal opening for her. Later we found she was inbreed and that is what happened. I just stood and cried. I had to take her back for follow up care. One day while I was walking in the Receptionist was standing outside the door and Dulce jumped up on her and she started crying. Dulce just stopped and sat in front of her not moving. I did not underdstand. As I talked with the surgeons I found out that the receptionist told me the surgery was pro bono but it was not she paid for the surgery. Make a long story short she started to watch Dulce for me when we had to go out of town. I came to get her and I knew in my heart what I had to do. I called her and told her that I needed to give her something would she be home she said yes I gave her Dulce. See I did not know that she was suffering with cancer she never told me. She was fighting for her life but Dulce knew that she needed to be with her. She went to her treatments with her she laid in the bed with her she made her live. She is in remission now and they go to the hospitals and share love. She rescues dogs in any shape and when she felt her light was dimming it was my Dulce that gave it back. I am so proud of her and the all those who rescue dogs there is a seat in heaven waiting just for you with all the furbabies just running around smiling....God Bless you all...........
