Zefir

This is an interesting case and we felt he was most likely doomed. Let me tell his story, he came into the shelter in Arkansas, Debbie and Polly contacted us to see if we could help. He is completely lame on this back leg, they sent us x-rays and my heart sunk because it looks like cancer. We needed a place for him to be so we could figure out some things so we moved him to Oklahoma for Dr. Roach to take a look, on initial views of his x-rays he thought it was cancer too. I said let’s get some more x-rays and send it off to radiology and get their opinion. I would like to add, and I have said it many times, I euthanize a dog upon diagnosis of bone cancer, it is my opinion and most vets agree with me it is too painful, and I won’t put a dog through that.