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Kai and Ice; rehomed
Topic Started: 13 Nov 2008, 09:51 AM (6,615 Views)
Lottieluvva	13 Nov 2008, 09:51 AM Post #1
GSD Addict Posts: 785 Group: Members Member #364 Joined: 29 November 2006	Kai and Ice Taken from death-row on the day they too were going to be slaughtered. These two rottweillers are very underweight and skinny, but both are sweet natured, despite being hungry. They only arrived at the centre yesterday (11th November), so we will learn more about them as time goes on. They were due to die together on the day they came here, but thankfully, we were made aware of their plight and brought them here to safety. These two lovely fellas really love each other and are devoted to each other, so we'd like them to stay together if possible. Over the next few weeks or so that they are with us, we will find out more about them and get their weight as it should be (or at least, get them on the road to what it should be - you can't rush these things) and will then be looking for a kind home, where they can stay together and never be hungry again. So far, they are proving to be very sweet boys. Kai is 3 years old and Ice is about 18 months. More about these two as we learn about them. Donations are required and follow up visits will be undertaken. Please see our website for details of rehoming and to submit an application for a homecheck. Dogs must be microchipped and obtain ID discs before leaving the kennels. Homes offered in the Herts/Essex area please. http://www.muttsindistress.org.uk
	Mackeson my new baby, Ty the Lurcher and Lottie angel.


Deleted User	13 Nov 2008, 08:47 PM Post #2
Deleted User	Dont they look georgeous ... there are my 2nd favourite breed ! Do hope they find a loving home soon .
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Jennysmum	23 Nov 2008, 12:59 AM Post #3
loves andrex for those 'special' moments Posts: 11,184 Group: Admin Member #467 Joined: 16 January 2007	Well, these two have been starved for so long, that now they are having trouble keeping food down. Their bodies are just not used to having food. How cruel that someone can watch dogs starve to death before their very eyes and yet, do nothing about it. Kai was the one most poorly and he has been in the vets on a drip. They say he is full of acid, due to his starvation. He was discharged and came home on lots of meds a few days ago. We brought him home and put him in the hospital unit here, but this morning, he was ill and weak again. He is currently back on a drip again. Why do we have to sweep up after the cruelty our own kind are inflicting on innocent animals?? They must have seen these two lovely boys just starving in front of them. They can't say ''I'm really hungry, can I have something to eat please'' Can they? Let's hope that this time, he can cope when he comes off he drip. Come on Kai, your misery is over once you get back. We will find you a lovely home where you'll never be hungry again.... Pat x Edited by Cheryl, 1 Dec 2008, 02:26 PM.
	http://mutts-in-distress.org.uk http://www.normandale.org.uk 01279 656633


WeLoveJess	23 Nov 2008, 01:01 PM Post #4
RIGGLES is MINE! Posts: 7,168 Group: Members Member #688 Joined: 10 April 2007	those poor babies... I hope they pull through Pat..... thank you for fighting so hard for them
	Julie


sparkle	23 Nov 2008, 03:57 PM Post #5
Dalmatians Posts: 142 Group: Members Member #2,333 Joined: 21 September 2008 Postcode: bn25 3lw	Thank goodness you heard about them I do pray they will get through it thinking of you to the dogs



Jennysmum	24 Nov 2008, 11:03 PM Post #6
loves andrex for those 'special' moments Posts: 11,184 Group: Admin Member #467 Joined: 16 January 2007	Karen (Jerryleesmum) spoke to the vet this afternoon and he has had to open him up. The dog is so full of gas, acid and liquid that he just cannot shift it without surgery. He can't eat anything or drink anything himself, without his stomach rejects it. Today, the vet scraped everything out that was inside him that shouldn't have been. He is now on IV drugs, fluid and food. We have no idea how long he will have to stay at the vets, or even if he will pull through. His friend seems ok in the kennel without him - quiet. We do not know, at this stage whether Kai is going to live or not. We just pray very hard that his life doesn't have to end like this. He' still only a baby as well. Pat x Edited by Cheryl, 1 Dec 2008, 02:27 PM.
	http://mutts-in-distress.org.uk http://www.normandale.org.uk 01279 656633


Shell	25 Nov 2008, 12:02 AM Post #7
Dog-napping Team Posts: 3,543 Group: Members Member #215 Joined: 21 September 2006 Postcode: M27	Come on Kai boy....you have got this far - dont give up now little one Keeping everything tightly for him Hugs to you all Pat xxxxx
	Shell & Cassie xxxx


Sheba'sMum	25 Nov 2008, 12:22 AM Post #8
Coral wots got a noo knee Posts: 11,139 Group: Members Member #410 Joined: 29 December 2006 Postcode: RG8 0ST	Come on Kai, you have so much to look forward to now sweetheart. Pat & the Mutts team have got so much love to give you & when you're well enough you'll be found a wonderful new home where you'll never be hungry again & you'll only know kindness.
	My short-term memory is not as sharp as it used to be. Also, my short-term memory's not as sharp as it used to be.


Astralhaze	25 Nov 2008, 12:56 AM Post #9
You're Dammed If you Do...... & You're Dammed if you Don't! Posts: 5,208 Group: Moderators Member #2,000 Joined: 31 July 2008 Postcode: GU16	Get well soon Kai, we're all praying for you baby, you're safe now no more suffering
	Hazel Mum of Toula Cyrus Molly Toula is a Beckenberry GSD.Cyrus is an Irish Boy RIP Jazzy Beckenberry Zodiac 28/4/93-20/1/07


Jennysmum	25 Nov 2008, 08:40 PM Post #10
loves andrex for those 'special' moments Posts: 11,184 Group: Admin Member #467 Joined: 16 January 2007	THE VET'S PHONED!!!! He has not had runny poos or been sick today!! He is brighter and has eaten some chicken.... HE'S WAGGING HIS TAIL!!!!!!!! If he is still doing well tomorrow - he can come back!!!!!! Please let him be well tomorrow....he is such a kind dog....... Pat x
	http://mutts-in-distress.org.uk http://www.normandale.org.uk 01279 656633


Sheba'sMum	25 Nov 2008, 09:13 PM Post #11
Coral wots got a noo knee Posts: 11,139 Group: Members Member #410 Joined: 29 December 2006 Postcode: RG8 0ST	Good boy Kai. Keep it up & get ready for laods of love & hugs when you get back to Mutts.
	My short-term memory is not as sharp as it used to be. Also, my short-term memory's not as sharp as it used to be.


megatronic	26 Nov 2008, 02:18 PM Post #12
mum to Meg & Benson Posts: 5,032 Group: Members Member #64 Joined: 10 July 2006 Postcode: SY12	that's brilliant news Pat, now come on lad, get well soon so that you can go to a lovely new home
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Jennysmum	28 Nov 2008, 05:55 PM Post #13
loves andrex for those 'special' moments Posts: 11,184 Group: Admin Member #467 Joined: 16 January 2007	He's BACK!!!! He is so, so skinny though. He has to wear a coat when he goes out. There's just no meat on his bones, it's sad to see him. When I clapped eyes on him yesterday, I just cried . I cried again when I was handed the bill for him (�1,029.03) He is the friendliest dog you could wish to meet. So sad to see him in this avoidable state. We haven't been able to re-introduce him back to his friend yet, since he is in the hospital unit here. We are feeding him 6 very small meals a day, to get his stomach used to accepting food again. He was the thinnest of the two. The other one is coming on in leaps and bounds. I'll get a pitcure of poor Kai (who continues to greet everyone like an old friend, with his little stump wagging for all it's worth!!) and you can see how thin he really is. He's one of the thinnest dogs I've ever seen He'll be alright now though Pat x
	http://mutts-in-distress.org.uk http://www.normandale.org.uk 01279 656633


WeLoveJess	28 Nov 2008, 05:56 PM Post #14
RIGGLES is MINE! Posts: 7,168 Group: Members Member #688 Joined: 10 April 2007
	Julie


lostwithoutlia	28 Nov 2008, 06:33 PM Post #15
GSD Annointed Member Posts: 1,089 Group: Members Member #2,286 Joined: 13 September 2008	Well done Pat for rescueing these two lovely boys. Keeping my fingers crossed everything goes well for them both now. Doesn't it make you sick that people can starve animals like this, especially when a rottie was on tv this morning and weighed 11stone. I despair of bloody humans sometimes, how can they live with themselves. ( bet the ex owners were fat gits as well)



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