Click here to support Help Emma Pocock and Ruth Faraday pay Dougall’s vet bill

iamshadow21:

kath-ballantyne:

Hey, after losing one of our dogs last September our other pup got in to some really dark chocolate this Saturday and we had to get him to the vets and it’s totally cleaned us out money wise. Any tiny amount helps, or share if you can. We’re offering knitted hats or gloves or handspun yarn to any donations over $50.

Thanks everyone.

We’ve started this because after Pip’s end-of-life treatment in September and the family of three stray cats microchipping, desexing and registration from March to July last year, we’re looking at our third major vet expense in under twelve months. Anything will help, and if you can’t donate, please signal boost.

Reblogging to say thank you SO MUCH to those who have donated so far, you have no idea how much it means to us. There were actual tears earlier when I saw people had helped out, both by giving money and by signal boosting. Dougall is home and is doing well. His bloods were great, and apart from being super anxious, exhausted and hoarse from barking for his whole hospital stay, he’s fine. Right now, he’s sleeping it all off in our bed (a very special treat) with Emma.
Click here to support Help Emma Pocock and Ruth Faraday pay Dougall’s vet bill

Click here to support Help Emma Pocock and Ruth Faraday pay Dougall’s vet bill

kath-ballantyne:

Hey, after losing one of our dogs last September our other pup got in to some really dark chocolate this Saturday and we had to get him to the vets and it’s totally cleaned us out money wise. Any tiny amount helps, or share if you can. We’re offering knitted hats or gloves or handspun yarn to any donations over $50.

Thanks everyone.

We’ve started this because after Pip’s end-of-life treatment in September and the family of three stray cats microchipping, desexing and registration from March to July last year, we’re looking at our third major vet expense in under twelve months. Anything will help, and if you can’t donate, please signal boost.
Click here to support Help Emma Pocock and Ruth Faraday pay Dougall’s vet bill

The vet hospital staff somehow all like him despite the fact that he hasn’t stopped barking since he started feeling better. Fingers crossed, if his bloodwork is okay, he should come home tomorrow.

jabberwockypie replied to your post:
nissus replied to your post:
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*offers hugs*

Thanks hon. Twelve hours since poisoning. Twenty-four to forty-eight hour timeframe, and no news is good news, so we’re hoping for no news until morning, when we get an update. We only lost Pip in September. We’re not ready to lose Dougall too.

copperbadge replied to your photo:
Screeding and waterproofing, two coats, done….

AHAHAH IT LOOKS GREAT

It is aggressively minty green. Somewhere between toothpaste and an Aero bar. And really chemical smelly.

Screeding and waterproofing, two coats, done. Tiling begins monday, but for now, my bathroom matches @copperbadge’s new apartment.

nissus replied to your post:
Some good thougts please for my shih-tzu/maltese…

Oh no! I hope he will be okay!

The hospital is staffed 24 hours, so it’s hella expensive, but they’re pushing fluids and charcoal and diazepam and they’re on hand if he worsens. Unfortunately, there’s no antidote, just symptomatic treatment, so it’s a wait-and-see situation. Thank you.

Some good thoughts please for my shih-tzu/maltese dog who just ate an almost entire block of 70% cacao and is in the vet hospital right now.

The Bath is in! And it’s amazing the difference a little drywall makes toward making it look like an actual room again. Screeding the floor begins tomorrow.

copperbadge replied to your photo:
The Bath has arrived. The capitals are mandatory.

OOOOOOOOOOOH LOOK AT ITS BEAUTY

It is enormous. But the space it’s going into used to have a spa bath (broken) mounted in it, so we had space to get something we could stretch right out in.