With all these Conoravirus stories here is a "Feel Good" story!
His Lead Dog is named "Cool Cat". I like that :)
1 posted on
03/15/2020 12:37:05 PM PDT by
Morgana
To: KC_Lion
ALASKA PING
A lead dog named “Cool Cat”
2 posted on
03/15/2020 12:37:48 PM PDT by
Morgana
( Always a bit of truth in dark humor.)
To: Morgana
To: Morgana
To: Morgana
Great story, thank you for posting.
6 posted on
03/15/2020 12:47:37 PM PDT by
Shane
(When Injustice Becomes Law, RESISTANCE Becomes DUTY.----T.Jefferson)
To: Morgana
Great story. Thanks. That look on her face says so many things.
They talk about the loneliness on the trail. I just can’t see it. Not if you have your team with you. I believe I’d consider it more like serenity. There would always be plenty to do.
7 posted on
03/15/2020 12:48:15 PM PDT by
Sequoyah101
(We are governed by the consent of the governed and we are fools for allowing it.)
To: Morgana
Gastric dilatation and volvulus is a serious emergency situation. I've literally had dogs die in my arms trying to pass a stomach tube in them first. I've saved a few by using an 18 gage catheter into the stomach to relieve the pressure and gas and then getting them to a surgeon ASAP. At a university where I was working we saw as many as four in one night. Even if one gets to surgery the complications can be monumental, especially if part of the stomach or the spleen have lost its circulation. This was a good ending because it takes a talented surgeon and excellent anesthesia to replace the stomach back into its proper place and tack it to the body wall.
To: Morgana
11 posted on
03/15/2020 1:39:46 PM PDT by
US_MilitaryRules
(I'm not tired of Winning yet! Please, continue on!)
To: Morgana
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