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Dana

Been through this many times with rescues. We now have an American bulldog rescue that has osteosarcoma. My ex vet just wrote him off and said he's got two months but doesn't want to treat him anymore because he's too big. He's more of a pill/vaccination vet. So I'm looking into homeopathic treatment. He's on k9 immunity and transfer factor and I am going to order the raw diet. I wish I were closer to your office. I just pray our big guy gets through this.

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Joanne Dean

Sounds good-

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Joanne Dean

What a touching story!! Broke my heart. We all will pass on and miss the ones that go before us. May Callie rest in peace and Linda carry on with the sweet memories-Linda you are a saint and I wish you well. Doc , I love your web site and I learn something new everyday. Looking forward to more reads
Sincerely

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Alt4Animalsvet

Thanks for your kind thoughts, Natalie. You may well, in your massage work, get to work on some folks getting ready to transition, eh? I'm sure you can offer comfort, if so.

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Natalie Durkin

That was beautiful, Doc. Linda and Callie's story reminded me a lot of the story of me and my beloved Oren G. He was a mighty cat, so trusting, so intuitive, had been through such rough times before I got to him and reminded him there is love and safety in his world. You did so much for him--and me-- in that regard. But for him, like for Callie, eventually, his body wouldn't work and I set my friend free. My thoughts go out to Linda as she misses her friend, and I am in constant gratitude for you being in all our lives, the lives of critters who are here now, who have passed, and who we are yet to know.

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