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Showing posts with label veterinarian. Show all posts
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Saturday, May 25, 2024

Last Evening At Jerry's Cafe

Above, Russ and I at Jerry's Cafe in Gallup.

Last evening, one of my Jamestown friends, Russ Azbill, and I went to dinner at Jerry's Cafe in Gallup. He had never eaten there before.

I had earlier called him to ask him if he had a .38 Special/.357 Magnum pistol as I had some snake shot rounds in those calibers to give him. A few days ago, his dog Derek got bit on the tongue by a rattlesnake. Russ only had .22 caliber snake shot. The dog is at the vet's in Milan and should be coming home Monday (if they're open). He seems to be improving.

As we were talking, I mentioned I was going to Jerry's Cafe that evening and asked if he'd like to come along and I would give him the rounds then. He did and we went.

He liked Jerry's. I told him that Genaro's and Jerry's are my two favorite restaurants in Gallup.

UPDATE:

The vet called Russ this morning and Derek is being released today.

Monday, April 15, 2024

Good News and Help Needed

Above, Winchester Model 12 shotgun.

It looks like UPS may be delivering my Winchester Model 12 shotgun tomorrow instead of Wednesday.

I checked the progress and the estimated delivery date was changed to April 16. It that is the case, I can try it out later this week. The guys and I are planning to go to the shooting area for some plinking near our community either Thursday or Friday. 

Once it is in my hands, it will be the third Winchester I'll have.

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Helping A Friend

Above, Dusty.

A good friend of mine, Deanna Carola (who I met several years ago in L.A.), has a pet chinchilla named Dusty who had a terrible mishap that fractured one of his legs in two places. He had to have it amputated today. He appears to be doing okay, but as one can imagine, the veterinary bill will be a bit costly.

Deanna has started a Go Fund Me page to raise money for the veterinarian's bill. I have already contributed, but she can use some additional help. 

Those of us with pets know how much they mean to us whether they're big or small. Deanna has been a good and devoted pet owner (and she makes a great chicken parmesan, as I can attest) and would be very grateful for any contributions.

I would also appreciate it as well.

To access the Go Fund Me page, go here. 

UPDATE 4/20/24:

Some good news from Deanna. She posted this last night:

Finally after 5 days in the ER, Dusty was able to come home last night. For the next 14 days the focus will be on properly medicating and easing any of his symptoms from surgery. His stump is still swollen but should go down with the anti inflammatory.

He is finally eating more, primarily hay. He took mostly water from a dropper last night. Hopefully by Monday he will be able to make it to his water bottle. He is eating enough to product 80+ pellets in 24 hours. Small but a higher quantity than the surgeon was seeing meaning GI STASIS is no longer a concern.

Dusty’s medication schedule is pretty strict at 6am, 8am, 6pm, and 8pm. Most medication requires it to be taken with food which he doesn’t always want but praying it will get better.

He has an appointment for a follow up to check the incisions in 14 days from now. I will be posting daily updates of his recovery.

Help is still needed to cover Dusty's medical bills. 

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