TAYLOR LEIGH IN KENTUCKY

TAYLOR LEIGH UPDATE
28 JANUARY 2012

Dr. Allison writes:
Good news came for Taylor yesterday.
She completely stopped vomiting and started eating like a champ.
Looks like she's going to be a survivor!

Later in the day, BJ writes:
I haven't been able to see her as I hoped.
The vet hospital has been swamped.
BUT, Taylor is eating like a champion!
She is soooooo much better.
I am so very happy

And the best news comes:
We are going to the hospital tomorrow around 1 p.m. to pick her up.
Julie & Bill Hatfield have had a parvo puppy before
and have a place to isolate her, as she is still contagious.
Thank you so much, Julie & Bill! I love my foster parents!

MICHEL BURKHART:
That's great news I'm so glad to hear she pulled through it!

JUDY JOHNSON:
What good news! The little gal was on my mind last I and i kept worrying about her. Thanks, Brenda, for everything.

PERLA CHIFFITELLA:
Please give her hugs & kisses from the Jersey Crew.

JODY BRITTAIN-SWIFT:
YAY! You just made my day.

BARBARA OIMAS:
That is wonderful. I look each day to see her progress and such GREAT NEWS today!

TAYLOR LEIGH GOES "HOME"
29 JANUARY 2012

BJ writes:
I'm tired but happy.
Gabrielle, Lucy & Gianni
all went home this morning.
I cried my eyes out.
Gabrielle's mom,
on her way to Georgia,
volunteered to take
Lucy & Gianni to meet
Sheila & Gordon in Georgia.
Then off to the airport
to get another.

Dr. Long & Vet Tech Michelle

I get home; electrician is here to FINALLY get me some heat
as I've been without heat for eight days.
Yeah, I now have heat!
Then off to Advanced Animal Hospital to meet Julie & Bill.

Michelle went over instructions with them.
I talked to Dr. Long and
out the back door we went.
One of the other little parvo puppies
didn't make it; he died last night.
My heart fell.
I am so happy that Taylor came through.
She has a lot of meds,
but she will be fine.
She goes back in one week
for a checkup & shots.
I will go with them.

Michelle brings Taylor Leigh outside.

I thank everyone for their prayers, thoughts, Zen, and
especially for the donations to her care,
for without all of these, she may not have made it!
She is a beautiful baby girl to whom CRUSA
has now given a new chance at life!

FosterParents
Bill & Julie take Taylor "home"

I love Allison (Dr. Allison Tevis):
When Taylor was getting better and I couldn't take her just yet,
she said that they were going to drop her down to
just boarding & meds! This helped lower the cost.
So, from 27 January through today,
she was considered boarded.
Our final bill - of course,
she has to be seen by the docs again, get her shots and be spayed -
but right now the total was $851.53 with our rescue discount!
HOT DIGGITY DANG!
The rest of the monies will be used for our other needy babies.
A CRUSA thank-you to Advanced Animal Care -
Main Hospital for the wonderful care to our baby.

Taylor in the car leaving the hospital

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HEATHER SHEA:
Wonderful news for Taylor, she looks so sweet. Glad you have a foster who can take her; she will just fatten up and blossom there.

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PAT CRANMER:
I am SO glad Taylor is doing so well . . . what a lucky little girl.

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SHELLY SIMINSKI:
Hope Taylor gets a great home; she's so cute!

TAYLOR LEIGH MAKES HERSELF AT HOME HERE

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TAYLOR LEIGH GOES "HOME" 29 JANUARY 2012
	BJ writes: I'm tired but happy. Gabrielle, Lucy & Gianni all went home this morning. I cried my eyes out. Gabrielle's mom, on her way to Georgia, volunteered to take Lucy & Gianni to meet Sheila & Gordon in Georgia. Then off to the airport to get another. Dr. Long & Vet Tech Michelle
I get home; electrician is here to FINALLY get me some heat as I've been without heat for eight days. Yeah, I now have heat! Then off to Advanced Animal Hospital to meet Julie & Bill.
	Michelle went over instructions with them. I talked to Dr. Long and out the back door we went. One of the other little parvo puppies didn't make it; he died last night. My heart fell. I am so happy that Taylor came through. She has a lot of meds, but she will be fine. She goes back in one week for a checkup & shots. I will go with them.
	Michelle brings Taylor Leigh outside.
I thank everyone for their prayers, thoughts, Zen, and especially for the donations to her care, for without all of these, she may not have made it! She is a beautiful baby girl to whom CRUSA has now given a new chance at life!
	FosterParents Bill & Julie take Taylor "home"
I love Allison (Dr. Allison Tevis): When Taylor was getting better and I couldn't take her just yet, she said that they were going to drop her down to just boarding & meds! This helped lower the cost. So, from 27 January through today, she was considered boarded. Our final bill - of course, she has to be seen by the docs again, get her shots and be spayed - but right now the total was $851.53 with our rescue discount! HOT DIGGITY DANG! The rest of the monies will be used for our other needy babies. A CRUSA thank-you to Advanced Animal Care - Main Hospital for the wonderful care to our baby. Taylor in the car leaving the hospital HEATHER SHEA: Wonderful news for Taylor, she looks so sweet. Glad you have a foster who can take her; she will just fatten up and blossom there. PAT CRANMER: I am SO glad Taylor is doing so well . . . what a lucky little girl. SHELLY SIMINSKI: Hope Taylor gets a great home; she's so cute!