Elizabeth Throneberry

32, Female

East Wenatchee, WA

United States

Profile Information:

Hometown:
California
About Me:
I am a big animal lover. I own two dogs a chihuahua mix and a lab/corgi mix. My chihuahua name is milo and my corgi/lab is Sammie.
Welsh Corgi Breeder?
No
Website:
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About My Corgi(s):
Sammie is 4months old and was rescued from the humane society. My mother adopted her sister and the are both Labrador/corgi mix. I have yet to know how big she will be but she is the sweetest and smartest dog I have met. She's very mellow and within 2 weeks of owning her we trained her how to sit and lay down and being potty trained. Shes a character and is very attached to my other dog Milo who is a chihuahua mix. Sammie is very lovable and out to please.
I have:
Corgi mix

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  • Jill M

    Wow, that is tough.  Is she on any pain meds?  Might ask your vet if she can have some at a low dose to take the edge off.  ..You probably should if haven't already start giving her Dasequan to help the other joints on her other legs and to get a jump start so to say on promoting healing in the bad leg once she gets the surgery.

    Jan 16, 2013

  • Jill M

    Here's a link to some places that you might want to look into to see if you qualify for financial aid for the surgery. http://www.theamericandogmag.com/non-profit/resources-veterinary-bi...

    you'll have to do some research on these as I don't know much about them. I just learned about them myself.

    You could also try CorgiPals. They've helped A LOT of corgis.

    We have used CareCredit through the years to allow us to make payments without interest (if paid off by a certain time - 3 months, 6 months, 12 month options depending on the vet).  You could try that as an option too.

    www.carecredit.com

    don't give up. where there's will, there's a way. 

    Jan 16, 2013

  • Bogart the Cardigan

    Hi Elizabeth!

    While you are waiting for more donations to help pay for surgery number two (and I did contribute to Sammie's account) why not do some other fundraising activities that might help raise more cash, for example a dog biscuit bake sale, you can advertise to friends and neighbors, and maybe a yard sale?  And what about putting the second surgery on a CC for the time being, and then paying it off when you have gotten enough contributions.  Your vet must have a heart of stone to want it all up front... :-(

    Mar 26, 2013