But I need to tell this story... if only already for Mauwsies future adopter: So...


Yes Mauwsie likes to hide, or no, I need to say it differently... Mauwsie can be so scared sometimes that she goes and hides.

This is not funny but SAD ! and just shows what she must have been living in those first few months of her life.

She hides in my house when she hears something she doesn't know or when she hears strange voices outside, but what she did yesterday scared the shit out of me:

So as I said in the other message, I went to the vet's yesterday.

First I brought Boomer in (he needed his monthly blood and urine check as he is suffering fron chronic renal failiure) and then went back to get Mauwsie out of the car: Mauwsie, Mauwsie, come on:

Mauwsie ?

MAUWSIE ????

The car was empty, she was not in the front at the foot of the passengers seat, not on my side either, and not in the back.

My pulse was going quicker and quicker:  HELP she dispappeared

This can t be, no it can't Eva , think !!! ...the car was locked, she could not get out.

Has she been stolen ? Oh no Mauwsie.... M A U W S I E E E E E

Front door open again, nothing. Back door open again... NOTHING !!!!

And then...then I saw her little face sticking out from under the furtest back seat with little scary eyes... no, no don't take me out of here, she said.

I tried to explain to her that we needed to go to the vet so he could take her pain away but she put her legs straight and refused to get from under the seat.

Can you imagine ? poor puppy. But she had to go, so I took her from under and brought her in the clinic

Yes I still like to hide now and again

So we went back to the vet, and yes that abscess is still playing up, so Juan had to open the wound a bit and press it out.

Yep Mauwsie wanted to bite him...but didn' t ... it was just a warning

Meanwhile at home she sleeps a lot in someone else bed... or parades outside in her green vest

As we want to be prepared Mauwsie got her Rabiesinjection and her chip. Yes the little girl has her passport now.

And to make up for that big needle and as it was getting quite cold at night Eva went to buy her a few things for going out on the evening and early morningwalks;

2 of them were too small though, so we will exchange them.

And as you can see, little missie is getting closer to other rescuedog Cheyenne
 

a message from the heart to thank all of you who saw the appeal of Sharon or Brenda to find some sponsors for financial help for the femur operation of little Faith, the puppy Sharon Vigar- Jones found in the streets of Pedreguer.

I must also say a BIG thank you to Hospital Veterinario JG in Mutxamel who kept the bills lower then we could imagine. Although I ve been there a dozen times so to speak since the OP, they never charged me the visits or time or checking her out for echo s etc. I only had to pay for the extra med's.

We even had a bit left to get her her pasport & chip today and rabies injection, so whoever will adopt this little girl, she will be able to travel abroad on Januari 2.

PS. I will show the bills to Sharon

 And a BIG thanks TOO to Lyssa and Richard from the   Second Chance Staffords and Pitbulls JOEHOEEEE

Can you recognize who they are ?

For the Englishreaders go to www.bloggen.be/whispererhorse and scroll to 12/2009 to read the story

Doctorsorders: As of last night Mauwsie is not allowed to leave the house anymore, no more puppysitting at the neighbours, no nothing, meaning also I can not leave the house either as I refuse to leave her alone.

That is were it was so good that I could bring Mauwsie to my neighbours for an hour or 2 every day: meanwhile she would get to know more good people and I could do outside whatever needed to be done or go to the fysio or getting stuff for her....

This morning this situation already lead to problems so I had to leave her in the bench, closed this time while I would help the trimmer treat our rescuehorse Punkie who has frogcanker.

Anyways, I was in for another big surprise this morning... well we did know Mauwsie most propably would have parasites as all puppies do, but to see TENIAS in her stoollllll, was not funny because this meant BIG bad business.
As you can see she has what we call here "TENIAS" and are dangerous for all my other rescues.
So Juan, the vet, told me to give Milbemax...

OK fine,and How am I going to get that as I can t leave her alone so long, can t take her with me, can t bring her to the neighbours, and my friends living closeby being on Holiday abroad.
Yes the disadvantage of living reclude in the hills, far from everything and not being the kind of person for asking help.

Anyways, I went to my neighbours and luckily Tony proposed to come to my place and babysit on Mauwsie... THANK YOU TONY !!!!!

So in a recordspeed I drove to Mutxamel, got all the medication and drove back...

Ow yes... In case you did not know... TENIAS is highly contagious so I have had to buy Milbemax for all the rescuedogs and R.cat to protect them from getting it from Mauwsie...

Yep if you want to rescue and help others, you must be prepared that it won t be easy

But to be honest... I am happy when she will be OK, I m quite sure she has not got distemper as the fever is lower.

Still could be Kennel Cough (incubation till 10 days and she started a few days back so could have brought it with her from the other place) or something else I am dedicated to fight for this little girl. I do hope the right person who wants to adopt her will contact me very soon.

Goodnight everybody... I need to get a bite to eat now !

  

PS. If you want to see what the worms look like, let me now ... Yes I have taken pictures as I do that all the time to have a reference bank of what is happening to them

The diarrhea, due to the use of Duphalac to help her liver, is better as I have lowered the amount of Duphalac so that problem is solved too.

Just remains a little cough that will be checked out tomorrowmorning

Fot the rest the pictures say it all.

She gets her daily medication and she loves the torchsessions.

1 less good thing though... the little girl is starting to bound with my pack and myself... my neighbour told me she started to hawl and cry after leaving her at their house for the daily visite.

It s time to start finding the perfect adoptive family for her before long.

Yep suddenly she was there in my bathroom... An opportunity to learn something new
At the neighbours

A little torching of the wound, standard- and tingpoints


And then time to go to bed

She has not met the horses in person yet, but she will...soon