The names haven't been determined for our newest intakes. We are so focused on their health that I have no capacity to think of a name right now. They both need special names. Strong, survival names for the pain and suffering they have endured.
The most critical gal here is in probably the WORST condition we have ever received a piggy in. Out of the hundreds of animals that have come into my care, this definitely is the in the top 3 of worst cruelty cases.
Everything wrong with her was preventable. Everything wrong with her was treatable.
Everything wrong with her is heartbreaking.
The second we picked her and her sister up in the 10 gallon tank (I am terrified to think they lived in), we knew something was wrong. She screamed when we touched her and she didn't move. She is UNABLE to move at all. She is covered in feces and urine scald. Her nails are horrible and covered in a layer of feces. She is skin and bones, clearly starving. She is in so much pain, and basically half of her is hairless.
We immediately called and begged our vet to see her. It was 6pm on a Friday night and they were closing, but with our good standing with them, they knew we wouldn't ask if we didn't need help immediately. They took a look at her and also said this is THE WORST condition she could be in and still be alive. How she is alive I am unsure. She had overgrown teeth and being unable to move we have no idea how she got any food. They said she has a horribly advanced case of scurvy.
She is on quite a few meds and we are feeding her small amounts every 2 hours around the clock.
I spent hours cuddling her and loving on her while in tears over her condition. How could someone allow her to be in such bad condition. Why not tell us sooner so we could have stepped in? Why not take her to the vet? So many questions I will never get the answer to. All I care about now is keeping her warm, safe and fed. She will know what love is with us and I am determined to do whatever I possibly
The names haven't been determined for our newest intakes. We are so focused on their health that I have no capacity to think of a name right now. They both need special names. Strong, survival names for the pain and suffering they have endured.
The most critical gal here is in probably the WORST condition we have ever received a piggy in. Out of the hundreds of animals that have come into my care, this definitely is the in the top 3 of worst cruelty cases.
Everything wrong with her was preventable. Everything wrong with her was treatable.
Everything wrong with her is heartbreaking.
The second we picked her and her sister up in the 10 gallon tank (I am terrified to think they lived in), we knew something was wrong. She screamed when we touched her and she didn't move. She is UNABLE to move at all. She is covered in feces and urine scald. Her nails are horrible and covered in a layer of feces. She is skin and bones, clearly starving. She is in so much pain, and basically half of her is hairless.
We immediately called and begged our vet to see her. It was 6pm on a Friday night and they were closing, but with our good standing with them, they knew we wouldn't ask if we didn't need help immediately. They took a look at her and also said this is THE WORST condition she could be in and still be alive. How she is alive I am unsure. She had overgrown teeth and being unable to move we have no idea how she got any food. They said she has a horribly advanced case of scurvy.
She is on quite a few meds and we are feeding her small amounts every 2 hours around the clock.
I spent hours cuddling her and loving on her while in tears over her condition. How could someone allow her to be in such bad condition. Why not tell us sooner so we could have stepped in? Why not take her to the vet? So many questions I will never get the answer to. All I care about now is keeping her warm, safe and fed. She will know what love is with us and I am determined to do whatever I possibly