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Sweet Pea's Story

Update: 11/7/10

Sweet Pea is an approximately 4 to 6-year-old fawn female. Sweet Pea was one of 11 dogs taken into custody by Ft. Worth Animal Control Cruelty Investigators on August 11, 2010, from a residence in Ft. Worth. She was covered with ticks and is carrying a heavy burden of intestinal parasites. She has positive titers to Ehrlichia, Babesia and Lyme. Treatment for these, as well as the intestinal parasites, has begun. Her physical condition indicates she has had pups in the past six months.

The special medical treatment cost needed by Sweet Pea is why the Miss Mesa Fund was established. If you would like to help with Sweet Pea's care, please take a moment to make a donation to the fund. You can use a credit card, check or PayPal by making the donation through the GALT GreytStore. You can also write a check (Greyhound Adoption League of Texas, P.O. Box 680, Addison, TX 75001) and note Miss Mesa Fund/Sweet Pea on your check.

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You WILL and CAN make a difference in Sweet Pea's life and the lives of other greyhounds in need of special medical care. Your help and support will make a difference...one greyhound at a time.

Update 11/7/10
Sweet Pea's CBC and chemistry serum panel have been rechecked, and the results are terrific! She also was tested negative for a PCR tick disease panel. Sweet Pea will be completing the remainder of her medical procedures this next week.

Update 10/6/10
Sweet Pea is continuing in her treatments for Ehrlichia, Babesia, Lyme disease and internal parasites.

Update 9/22/10
Sweet Pea finally received a negative fecal. She has several more weeks of treatment for the tick-borne diseases.

Update 8/30/10
Sweet Pea's appetite is picking up a little in the last few days. She is being treated for a skin infection with additional antibiotics, as well as retreated for her intestinal parasites.