Jan found Sandy wandering around her neighborhood and took her in. She put up posters, put Sandy in the newspaper under found dogs and no one called about her. So she took her over to the shelter. The shelter called rescue and I went and picked her up. Sandy had a large sebaceous cyst on her head which had ruptured, plus she had a number of other sebaceous cysts. Her poor ears were so infected she could barely hear. I took her into my wonderful vet. He found that her spleen was very enlarged. Sandy was a older girl and her chances of surviving major surgery was slim. We felt it was best to put her on antibiotics and pain medication, and let her lounge around until her time. Jan called and I explained Sandy's condition. Jan asked if Sandy could come and spend remaining time with her and her family. Jan has continued to treat her ears and Sandy can now hear. Sandy has a soft comfy home, where she is loved. There are some wonderful people in this world - Jan is special.
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