So I wanted to put this post out before Hunter’s big day. Tomorrow is his operation.
So the begining of Hunter’s bad luck begins with mange. We noticed it at about his about six month. Maybe a little sooner but we just taught it was because he was licking himself. It was a really mild case, it just looked like little bald spots, and we had taken him to the Vet plenty of times and none of the times have they mentioned anything about it. So we bring him in one day and they decide to do a skin scraping. We all know what the results were. So the poor guy finally kicked it after about six months with two negative skin scrapings. So more like five. So after finally getting that taken care of, he got him neutered a couple days after his 1st birthday. Bad for his man hood but good for his health. Luckily the mange wasn’t anything serious and probably not as a big deal as I make it seem because I think I mentioned somewhere of him have a bad life and/or bad luck. I just feel bad for the guy because he had that and now he has cancer. He’s only a year and three months the 2nd of May. So far we’ve been pretty strong and looking at the positive. I even took him to the doggy park two days ago and took tons of pictures of him and his new friends. We were there for about two hours. OH! and more bad luck, his paw pads got all scraped up and was pealing and coming off, he was bleeding. I’m like wtf, if it’s not one thing it’s another. So we got some solution to clean the area and bought some shoes today so he can go outside and use the rest room and not get his feet dirty and irritated. Also he’ll be wearing them when we go back to the doggy park, hopefully soon. Overall its been a long ordeal but such a short time. I just hope he has much more time to be with us. Pictures will come up in a bout a week or two.
THANKS FOR ALL THE LOVE GUYS. IT MEANS A LOT AND I’M HAPPY THAT EVERYONE IS SO NICE HERE.
I’ve been a little busy, but once i get to sit down, I’m going to read the stories you guy’s took the time to write and share the love back.
Thanks Again,
Michael