Saving Pooh

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“If you live to be a hundred, I want to live to be a hundred minus one day so I never have to live without you.”
― A.A. Milne, Winnie-the-Pooh

 

His name is Pooh, like Winnie the Pooh…

Pooh is just 8 months old.. just a baby, he’s scared and he doesn’t know why he’s in that cage or how long he’s going to be there for.

He also doesn’t know that his family has just paid for his euthanasia and cremation.. Blood’s money.

He’s alive but to all effects he’s already dead. In their minds, Pooh is already a pile of ashes, his death has been assumed, the family left the clinic, they had to go buy books for the kids return to school. I didn’t see any tears. It was a cold and unsentimental decision. I was there. I saw it.

Why is Pooh going to die? Because he has Parvovirus, and because he has been on treatment for two days and as there is no visible improvement.

So, in their minds, they convinced themselves that after two days of sickness it’s going to be too expensive so better cut their losses now. It doesn’t matter to them if Pooh is young and strong, it doesn’t matter if he loves them and would never leave them. What matters is that he may have to spend a week or 10 days in intensive care, and that he may or may not survive, and who wants to pay for a dead dog? So they kill him.

He doesn’t know any of that… and I better not tell him because it’s not going to happen anyway. Pooh will not die, at least not today.

I have just asked the vet to call the family and cancel the credit card charges. I have asked them to give me the dog, and allow me to do my best to save him. Of course they’ve sad yes. I’ve been called an Angel. Yeah right..

We are taking over. We are not going to let Pooh die here like this. We are going to give this young baby every possible chance to survive like Monkey and the vast majority of our rescues have survived before. Poo will battle Parvovirus like a warrior, because he wants to live, and because when facing life or death, every dog chooses life, regardless of the pain, regardless of costs that they are not equipped to understand or care about.

Help me give Pooh 10 days of the best treatment modern medecine has to offer and I bet you he will survive. I KNOW he will survive, I can see it in his eyes. You can’t beat Pooh into submission just like that right Pooh?

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Update September 16

Pooh has left the Clinic!!!

After what seems like an eternity to us (and probably even longer to him, Pooh is leaving the clinic and coming home with me to complete his recovery!.

He was very happy to leave the hospital but he has made lots of friends there, doctors loved him. He’ll be back next week for a checkup to see how he is evolving and whether there any problems that need attention.

Pooh’s weight when leaving the clinic, 27 kilos, he should be at least 35 by now… he’s got some serious eating and catching up to do!!!

As I write this he’s resting under Monkey’s cat tree. He’s skin and bones, heartbreaking to see but mark my words, he will look completely different very very soon!

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Update September 27

Ladies and Gentlemen… POOH!!!!

Ok, as promised, we fixed this crazy guy… He has gone from being a dog with parvo about to be incinerated and killed to THIS!!!.. Now we need to find him a home..

If you would like to adopt Pooh, please write to me on viktor@myletsadopt.com please bear the following adoption requirements in mind.. 

1. MUST have another dog right now.  No exceptions

2. POOH will be a family dog, not a guard dog, won’t work in a factory, etc.. family life only.

3. POOH will eat a raw diet  (www.rawfed.com)

4. POOH doesn’t smoke and he hates second hand smoke as much as I do. No Smoking families please..

 

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  1. barbara costello says:

    do what you have to do to save this baby. i think the previous owners should be euthanized!!! i cant help but wonder if a 2 legged family member was sick what they would do then!!!!

  2. Beth Dean-Pope says:

    Please tell me how I can support this organisation.

  3. Uncaring people are not for the Pooh’s of this world . They are made for love and love is what this Pooh will get thanks to wonderful Let’s Adopt .
    Cannot donate at this moment , but I will .
    Meanwhile fight the good fight Pooh and many more Poohsticks will go under the bridge for youxxxxxxx

  4. Dave Brondyke says:

    Another awesome example of human compassion for animals!! Victor, you are “The Angel.”

  5. Sue Griffiths says:

    Viktor you should have used their money for Pooh’s treatment. They got off lightly. No tears for Pooh? I bet they would have shed a few tears when their credit card bill dropped through their letterbox. All the best for your recovery Pooh, and when we see your update I want to see a fat belly. Love from Sue in Wales.