Do we have a serial killer here?
wow..never thought of that...maybe she's had some practice at this c-section thingy.
here's some more of her postings:
From: Kelimont (Original Message) Sent: 5/14/2004 11:49 AM
My 14-year old son called me at work today, crying so hard. He had let Mia out to go to the bathroom (so he could sweep and mop kitchen floor for me) and when he went back out to get her, Lucky had ahold of her by the neck shaking her.
He got Lucky loose, brought Mia in the house, called the vet and told him he was home by himself and could the vet please come as soon as possible as she wasn't moving.
He then called me at work, told me Mia had been attacked by something and that the vet was on his way.
I called for a replacement and then told him I would meet him at vets. When I got there, Mia was attempting to sit up, they had already started an I.V. on her and done X-rays. Nothing broken, but had got shaken really bad.
When I arrived back to the house, my son explaining amidst tears the whole way home, I found that Angel has numerous bites on her too. My son said that Angel tried to protect Mia.
So while I don't know what prompted Lucky to do that, it can't be tolerated here. I am sure, as is the vet, that being he is still in pain from being hit several months ago, that Mia nipped at him in play and he turned on her.
We are headed back to vets after lunch today, taking Angel in to be checked and to have Lucky put to sleep.
Please keep my children in your prayers tonight as Lucky was their very special boy and about the only thing their father has ever given them.
Lisa Montgomery
From: Kelimont Sent: 5/14/2004 4:56 PM
After being hit in the head by a car about two years ago, his personality changed alot. And this last time when his back legs got hit, he was in constant pain from the muscle and ligament damage.
We think Mia just wanted to play and he was not in the playing mood. But when Angel stepped in to protect Mia, he went after her too. So the decision was made. We miss him so much already. The only dog I know that could purr like a cat when he was happy and content.
Lisa Montgomery