Pic 1- Adoption day!
Pic 2- Frye in his forever home.
Pic 3- His sweeter adopters reaching out to me
Pic 4- Frye at the beach with his new mom! They drove 2 hours to adopt him.
Pic 5- The smile that caught their attention
Surgical Findings
Several small clear peritoneal cysts were found in the cul-de-sac and ovarian fossae. Three were removed and sent to pathology.
Clear cystic lesions were found on the left uterosacral ligament.
A dark red lesion was also found on the left uterosacral ligament. These lesions were visually consistent with endometriosis.
The affected portion of the left uterosacral ligament was excised along with the endometriotic lesions and sent to pathology.
Filmy adhesions were found between the cecum and anterior abdominal wall.
Surgeon had to make 4 incisions to complete the procedure.
Mirena IUD was inserted at the end of the procedure while under anesthesia.
Waffle settled for a nap. Also we had a scare today. Dogs are NEVER in backyard unsupervised but sometimes Boba likes to play in the bushes on the side of the house where I can’t see him. I thought nothing of it until I’m telling them it’s time to go inside and I only see Bambi and Waffles. I go to get Boba (he’s not the greatest listener) and he’s gone. As many know, we got a new fence recently. We still have to fill in the holes by the posts with dirt but for now, there’s bricks there. As many also know, Boba is a big boy. He somehow escaped. There was no evidence of digging or (from my eyes) any holes big enough for him to fit through. I obviously was in panic mode, got bam and waffle in their crates, and ran out the front door to look for him. I did a quick perimeter around the house, nothing. I was about to get into my car to drive around and he comes running up to the driveway. I was SO relieved. That being said, we added more reinforcement until it gets filled in, and he is in BIG timeout, no more bushes for him and no leaving mom’s sight. And I still don’t know how he got out.
Big Dogs Don’t Cry Inc. is the rescue he is safe with. With the help of his finder, Gary Animal Control and many others, they were finally able to safely contain him today and get him off that horrible chain. He has temporary foster but needs a long term foster or adopter ASAP.