I love you-Baby Girl

I love you Baby Girl! Each day you bring joy & laughter to our home. You are so completely spoiled that your demands for being fed on your schedule, belly rubs, and crawling into our lap just can’t be denied! Just one look into your deep brown eyes and my heart melts. I am not sure how, but I love you more and more each day. Baby Girl, you are the quintessential spoiled pug that you so deserved to be!

It has been one year since Baby Girl received an Infiniti Titanium stent at the University of Tennessee Veterinary Small Animal Clinic for a Collapsed Trachea. It was terrifying, nerve wracking, and stressful for me to have left Baby Girl at UT for the procedure, but I knew that she was in good hands. I was able to pick her up a few days later and although the recovery period was difficult, she made it through. Once again, I want to thank all of the UT Vets, UT Vet students, and UT Vet staff for their expertise and compassion while Baby Girl was in their care. Thank you to Yorkie Angel Patrol & support group for all of the information, encouraging words, and prayers. Thank you to SEPRA for bringing Baby Girl into my life. I know that Baby Girl and I could not have made it this far without all of you!

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How sweet! I love happy endings.

And no picture of sweet baby girl?!?! Jana I'm shocked!! I suggest you remedy the situation and soon!!

Awwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww..............

Amber wrote:And no picture of sweet baby girl?!?! Jana I'm shocked!! I suggest you remedy the situation and soon!!

i agree! We need pictures!

Saira wrote:

Amber wrote:And no picture of sweet baby girl?!?! Jana I'm shocked!! I suggest you remedy the situation and soon!!

i agree! We need pictures!

I am waiting for her professional photo to arrive in the mail. As soon as I comes in, I'll scan and post. this was the only smiley I could think of to use???

LOL ok then I'll forgive you this time Can't wait to see it!!

It is great that Baby Girls surgery was a success and that she has been able to train you to take care of her in the proper manner! I second the great job that UT does with the animals. I was extremely pleased when Chyna saw the neurologist there, when she saw the internist and soft tissue specialist, then when Taz was in ICU under the Internal Medicine department and the cardiologist.

I can't wait to see her professional picture

Ohhh I can't wait to see her professional pictures!

What a great post! I hear such wonderful things about UT's vet care. I love hearing stories like this. I can't wait to see her picture too!!

That's awesome that the stent has done so well. She is a lucky little girl to have found you and you her.