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Pacer

Updated: 4/15/03

Pacer

Pacer came to GALT as a stray from the Denton County Humane Society. His history is unknown, as is his age since he is not tattooed; however Dr. Jeff Ellis estimates him to be about 16 months old, as of 2/1/03. Pacer’s color is unusual for a greyhound, almost a buff color with hints of light grey brindle on his head and back. Remarkably, Pacer is heartworm negative, but has Ehrlichia in its chronic stage. We expect a full recovery, but it will be a lengthy one for him, with steady medication and treatment. His neutering will have to wait until he is much improved.

Pacer

Pacer is very sweet and a slightly shy boy. He is settling into his foster home at this time and seems to be adjusting. While he is a little unsure of new people, Pacer is warming up and learning to enjoy lots of love and attention from his foster mom and dad, Kristin and Lewis. As his medical treatment progresses and he feels better, his true personality will emerge.

Pacer

The special medical treatment cost needed by Pacer is why the Miss Mesa Fund was established. If you would like to help with Pacer's care, please take a moment to write a check (Greyhound Adoption League of Texas, P. O. Box 680, Addison, TX 75001) and note Miss Mesa Fund/Pacer on your check.

Pacer

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Pacer

You WILL and CAN make a difference in Pacer's life and the lives of other greyhounds in need of special medical care. Pacer has a long life ahead of him, and it is because of caring people that it is possible for GALT to help.

Pacer

Please check back here periodically for updates as Pacer progresses in his medical treatment.


Update on Pacer: 4/15/03

Pacer has been tested again for Ehrlichia, and while his titer count is drastically lower, he still shows positive. He is continuing on his medication, and we hope to be able to neuter him in the next week or so. He is overcoming his shyness every day, and loves to play with his foster sister, Allie.

Update: 5/12/03

Pacer has completed all his surgery and his final round of medications, so it is time to find his forever home!! Pacer lives with several greyhounds and a cat and gets along well with everyone.

 

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