A little Yorkie needs your help

[MaddiesMommie]

She is sucha cutie. xoxoxo Gabby from Amanda.

[margaritaville]

Continuing to think of Gabby and praying for improvement.

[shodanusmc]

Hoping she shows improvement. You have went above and beyond for her. I will send in a donation to her next week.

[Lisa and Pic]

LJ, Gabby looks adorable and love how she is surrounded by all the pink and zebra stripes. Sending her hugs from the midwest.

[Gatord]

Checking in on Gabby, glad to hear of her small improvements. Keeping her our prayers!

[MaddiesMommie]

I came home from work so tired and worn out. I can't express how nice it was to find a picture of Gabby in my mailbox She really brightened my day today.
xoxoxo from Amanda lil' girl.

Thanks YHR, I am sure she had some help getting her picture in the mailbox

[TxVicki]

I loved the new pictures of Gabby. She is such a pretty little girl.
Prayers still continue for her.

[roseslevi]

LJ,

Checking in to see how Gabby is doing?

[ladyjane]

Gabby is about the same neurologically. She will be seeing the neurologist on Monday. Her eye looks to be improving...she has an appt with the opthamologist on Tuesday.

[Yorkieville200]

Originally Posted by ladyjane

Gabby is about the same neurologically. She will be seeing the neurologist on Monday. Her eye looks to be improving...she has an appt with the opthamologist on Tuesday.

Linda, Gabby is in my prayers,

Sheila

[ladyjane]

I was just looking through some paperwork and found the following on a helpful hints list that the clinic gave me after Gabby's surgery:

"You have allowed us to provide the spinal cord with a happier environment in which healing will hopefully occur. A tincture of time and lots of tender loving care are needed to see how much recovery your pet obtains. Remember that the majority of improvement occurs in the first 4-8 weeks following spinal surgery, but your pet really has 6-12 months to show all the improvement possible from this spinal cord injury."

Gabby is trying to stand on her own. She can't but I see her trying to pick her back end up. Just trying so hard to keep the faith. One thing I do know....she does know when she has to go to the bathroom. She starts barking!

[yorkieusa]

She'll stand. She sounds like she's very smart. I think she really, really tries so hard to please you, because she loves you and knows you love her, too. It's really cute that she barks to tell you she needs to potty.

[jacquelinebabco]

God bless you and Gabby.
Hugs
Jackie

[Yorkieville200]

Originally Posted by ladyjane

I was just looking through some paperwork and found the following on a helpful hints list that the clinic gave me after Gabby's surgery:

"You have allowed us to provide the spinal cord with a happier environment in which healing will hopefully occur. A tincture of time and lots of tender loving care are needed to see how much recovery your pet obtains. Remember that the majority of improvement occurs in the first 4-8 weeks following spinal surgery, but your pet really has 6-12 months to show all the improvement possible from this spinal cord injury."

Gabby is trying to stand on her own. She can't but I see her trying to pick her back end up. Just trying so hard to keep the faith. One thing I do know....she does know when she has to go to the bathroom. She starts barking!

Linda, Gabby is determined and with your tender loving care. I believe she will stand.

Sheila

[roseslevi]

Originally Posted by ladyjane

I was just looking through some paperwork and found the following on a helpful hints list that the clinic gave me after Gabby's surgery:

"You have allowed us to provide the spinal cord with a happier environment in which healing will hopefully occur. A tincture of time and lots of tender loving care are needed to see how much recovery your pet obtains. Remember that the majority of improvement occurs in the first 4-8 weeks following spinal surgery, but your pet really has 6-12 months to show all the improvement possible from this spinal cord injury."

Gabby is trying to stand on her own. She can't but I see her trying to pick her back end up. Just trying so hard to keep the faith. One thing I do know....she does know when she has to go to the bathroom. She starts barking!

Well that's awesome....she has plenty of time to walk for all of us...and she will. Still sending prayers