Update on Mia - 2/3/09
Evening update on 2/2/09 - Mia is not stable yet, but is doing MUCH better and is holding her head up and more alert! They believe she may be stabilized by tomorrow and able to be transferred to her regular vet for care there. SO! Fingers crossed!!
Morning update 2/3/09 - Mia is stable! She has not had vomiting since yesterday morning, and no diahrea since the afternoon. She will be being released to Kim H of Hubbard's Hounds Dog Rescue to take to their regular vet now.
Afternoon update 2/3/09 - As of now, Mia has been release from Cornell, and is in the care of the rescue's regular veterinarian. She is having some diahrea again, but is alert, can hold her head up and is stable so that is HUGE!!!!
Unfortunately, another one of her littermates is starting to have some symptoms so has joined Mia at Dr. Millers vet today. Keep Dorrie in your prayers too please!!!! They are not totally out of the woods yet, but at least there is HOPE now that Mia will recover with time and fluids and supportive care. The cause of the infection is still unknown at this time, and often these things are never fully discovered. The pups will continue to be watched closely and given any supportive care that is needed.
Thanks so much for all of you who have given support to their care!!!! We are up to almost $200 tword the vet bill of over $2000, so it's a great start, but we can still use any help we can get!!
Morning update 2/3/09 - Mia is stable! She has not had vomiting since yesterday morning, and no diahrea since the afternoon. She will be being released to Kim H of Hubbard's Hounds Dog Rescue to take to their regular vet now.
Afternoon update 2/3/09 - As of now, Mia has been release from Cornell, and is in the care of the rescue's regular veterinarian. She is having some diahrea again, but is alert, can hold her head up and is stable so that is HUGE!!!!
Unfortunately, another one of her littermates is starting to have some symptoms so has joined Mia at Dr. Millers vet today. Keep Dorrie in your prayers too please!!!! They are not totally out of the woods yet, but at least there is HOPE now that Mia will recover with time and fluids and supportive care. The cause of the infection is still unknown at this time, and often these things are never fully discovered. The pups will continue to be watched closely and given any supportive care that is needed.
Thanks so much for all of you who have given support to their care!!!! We are up to almost $200 tword the vet bill of over $2000, so it's a great start, but we can still use any help we can get!!
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