Jackie & Joe Joe

All infections have been resolved for both dogs. Joe Joe has completed his dental work and fistula repair and is doing great—he has been released from the specialist. Jackie is awaiting his neuter surgery and dental procedure. Once those are completed, Jackie and Joe Joe will be available for adoption together as a bonded pair.

 

Rex

All infections have been resolved. Rex currently has low albumin levels, which the vet is working to address. Once his levels improve and the cause is determined, he will undergo surgery. His status remains on hold until then.

 

Scarlett & Ellie

All infections have been resolved for both girls.

• Scarlett has a heart murmur and was evaluated by a cardiologist; at this time, no medication is needed. She has had her dental work and fistula repair and is awaiting a second recheck. Once released, she will be spayed.

• Ellie had her dental and fistula repair on January 28 and is awaiting clearance from the specialist. Once released, she will also be spayed.

 

After both are cleared, Scarlett and Ellie will be available for adoption as a bonded pair.

 

Bugg & Freckles

Their ear, eye, and skin infections have all resolved. Both underwent fistula repair surgeries, had their follow-up appointments, and have now been released by the dental specialist. They will be available for adoption as a bonded pair very soon.

 

Duchess

All infections have resolved. Duchess was the first to undergo fistula surgery; unfortunately, the initial procedure was not successful. She is currently waiting for a second surgery. After she is released by the specialist, she will need to be spayed and have her mammary tumors removed.

 

Spencer

Spencer’s skin and ear infections have resolved. His eye infection is still being treated with medication. He had dental work and an oral fistula repair; however, the first surgery was not successful. He underwent a second procedure on January 28, and it is still unclear if it was successful. He is awaiting another recheck and will also need to be neutered.

 

Veterinary care for the Florence 10 is ongoing and costly. If you can help, please consider making a donation. Every contribution goes directly to their treatment and recovery.Thank you for supporting our little rescue.