Sponsor Animal Update: Stella
Stella: 1st Quarter 2010
Stella was in for her physical recently and received a good report. Stella’s foster mother was worried because she thought a mass was growing on her hind quarter. The veterinarian said it was a case of mistaken identity and not to worry it will work itself out and that Stella is fine. We are so happy to hear that. Other than gaining a little weight, the rest of her physical was positive so she doesn’t have to return for another six months. She loves walking in the yard with her mother – she has one acre to roam freely…wow! Her mother watches her so the other dogs don’t bother her when she is doing her sniffing and exploring. Spring will be here soon and lots of new smells for her to enjoy.
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