He wanted me to let yall know the rumors are not true, his legs didn't all of a sudden quit working and that he still has the high ground!
Thanks everyone for the support. 1 more month of PT and we should be all done!
If anyone else wants to see his journey check below. Please don't feel obligated to donate!
Kenobi update for everyone who has been following his FCE recovery journey:
He is doing so much better. After suddenly losing the use of his back legs and tail back in February, he has fought his way through the scary part of this medical emergency and is now walking again. It is still a little wonky at times, and he still has some stiffness, but seeing him move around again has been incredible.
This photo is from one of his physical therapy sessions. Hydrotherapy has been a big part of helping him rebuild strength, coordination, and confidence.
We are getting close to the end of his emergency medical journey, and we cannot thank everyone enough who has donated, shared, commented, or simply sent kind words. It has genuinely helped us get through one of the worst experiences we have had with him.
So far, between the MRI, emergency vet visits, medication, supplements, and physical therapy, we are over $8,000 into his care. We are lucky that we were able to get him the help he needed, but we are still working through the cost and he still has more physical therapy ahead of him.
Thank you again to everyone who has cared about this big fluffy guy. Give your Sammies an extra hug today. Things can change in a second.
Kenobi update for everyone who has been following his FCE recovery journey:
He is doing so much better. After suddenly losing the use of his back legs and tail back in February, he has fought his way through the scary part of this medical emergency and is now walking again. It is still a little wonky at times, and he still has some stiffness, but seeing him move around again has been incredible.
This video is from one of his physical therapy sessions. Hydrotherapy has been a big part of helping him rebuild strength, coordination, and confidence.
We are getting close to the end of his emergency medical journey, and we cannot thank everyone enough who has donated, shared, commented, or simply sent kind words. It has genuinely helped us get through one of the worst experiences we have had with him.
So far, between the MRI, emergency vet visits, medication, supplements, and physical therapy, we are over $8,000 into his care. We are lucky that we were able to get him the help he needed, but we are still working through the cost and he still has more physical therapy ahead of him.
Please do not feel obligated to donate, but if anyone would like to help Kenobi finish out his recovery, his GoFundMe is here:
Thank you again to everyone who has cared about this big fluffy guy. Give your Sammies an extra hug today. Things can change in a second.
Kenobi update for everyone who has been following his FCE recovery journey:
He is doing so much better. After suddenly losing the use of his back legs and tail back in February, he has fought his way through the scary part of this medical emergency and is now walking again. It is still a little wonky at times, and he still has some stiffness, but seeing him move around again has been incredible.
Hydrotherapy has been a big part of helping him rebuild strength, coordination, and confidence.
We are getting close to the end of his emergency medical journey, and we cannot thank everyone enough who has donated, shared, commented, or simply sent kind words. It has genuinely helped us get through one of the worst experiences we have had with him.
So far, between the MRI, emergency vet visits, medication, supplements, and physical therapy, we are over $8,000 into his care. We are lucky that we were able to get him the help he needed, but we are still working through the cost and he still has more physical therapy ahead of him.
Please do not feel obligated to donate, but if anyone would like to help Kenobi finish out his recovery, his GoFundMe is here:
Thank you again to everyone who has cared about this big fluffy guy. Give your Sammies an extra hug today. Things can change in a second.