The Story Continues...
OMBR would like to thank Dr. Jack Herring and his staff at Wedington Animal Hospital in Fayetteville. They waited for Phil and Sherry to arrive with all the dogs and pups (on a Sunday evening!), and then worked until well past 10:00 p.m., getting everyone evaluated, vaccinated, dipped for ticks and fleas, and settled in for the night. Truly they went above and beyond for the sake of these poor bassets.
Right now, all the adult dogs are resting in the kennels at Dr. Jack Herring's clinic, enjoying air conditioning and soft beds (neither of which they've ever had before!), and being fussed over by Dr. Herring's staff. Rosie, the momma dog, and her pups, are being fostered at an experienced foster home in Conway. The pups are strong and healthy so far, and Rosie is an excellent momma.
Please keep these hounds and pups in your thoughts and prayers.
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Here are the adult bassets we rescued that day….
This is Jenny Lou being assited by Paul. She's a lovely tri colored girl. Look at those fatty, fatty feet! She's basically healthy except for tapes, hooks and whipworms, not to mention fleas and ticks. Jenny is about 3-4 years old.
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Meet Miss Ann.
Ann is a beautiful girl, seen here with Linda. Ann is positive for hooks, whips, tapes, ticks and fleas. That's easy to fix! She'll be fit and healthy in no time! Dr. Herring thinks Ann is about 3-4 years old.
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One Spot is a sweet girl, a little shy from all the changes in her life, but still a darling 5-6 y/o girl. She's also positive for hooks, whips, tapes, ticks and fleas. She needs a loving home that will teach her to trust people.
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Spot is a lovely girl, about 5-6 years old. Like all the others, she's positive for hooks, whips, tapes, fleas and ticks. She'll be happy and healthy in no time with loving care. She is a little shy, but she'll do fine.
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ADOPTED!!
Jessie is a darling girl. She has already caught on to what a belly rub is all about and will give up her belly for a rub! She has intestinal parasites too, but that's a quick fix. She'll be fit and healthy in no time. She's about 3.
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Sadly, Sarah died following spay surgery.
Sarah is about 5 years old and as you can see, she's a beauty. She has a sweet disposition and isn't fearful, although she can be a bit shy. A loving home will fix that. She's also positive for parasites and is being treated.
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ADOPTED!!
Bill is an absolute stunner. Everyone that meets Bill loves him.He's very personable and enjoys human attention. He's positive for parasites and is being treated. Bill is about 3 years old and all boy!
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 Sally is Jessie's sister! She's a darling girl who loves belly rubs, and a loving home is all she needs for a happy life. Parasite positive too... of course. Sally has just completed heartworm treatment and is doing well in her foster home in Broken Arrow, OK. She will be spayed soon.
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ADOPTED!!
Cindy is pretty shy so she's probably experienced some sort of abuse or neglect. She's a beautiful dark tri colored girl and we feel confident she'll do fine in a kind home. She was one of the three that greeted us when we arrived!
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ADOPTED!!
Meet Fred, seen here with Amanda. Fred is the class clown, and a true character. In spite of the hardship he's endured, he's a loving boy and full of fun. He's always at the gate of his run when someone approaches and lets us know he wants attention. He's a gorgeous 4 year old.
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ADOPTED!!
Fanny Mae is an exceptionally fine girl. She has a huge hot spot on her right shoulder that is already responding to treatment. Fanny was very patient with everyone that was poking and prodding on her, almost as if she knew she was being helped. Fanny Mae is a real keeper!
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Lacey is unsure of her surroundings and keeps her back to us when we approach. Once we get her out of her run, she seems to appreciate loving pats and belly rubs, so we feel she will do fine once she's learned she really can trust humans.
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