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Emmy (Prev. Sadie Hawkins)

Posted on January 3, 2023 By admin
Emmy (Prev. Sadie Hawkins): Granted 2/17/2016

The Story of Emmy (Prev. Sadie Hawkins)

Last Updated: March 22, 2016

Here is Emmy’s story, in the words of her rescuer:

“Miss Emmy (as we now call her) was surrendered by her owners due to her having digestive issues (vomiting daily)…they took her to their vet and had a preliminary diagnosis of megaesophagus and decided they could not continue treatment nor could they make the heart wrenching decision for euthanasia. They had contacted their breeder who recommended they find a rescue to help, as she couldn’t either.

“Emmy is the sweetest little thing ever.

“She is acclimating to a full protocol of treatment for megaesophagus at this point…we have lessened her vomiting issues with sitting up 30 – 40 minutes after eating/drinking and getting drugs on board. She gained 2 lbs in the first two weeks of this protocol.”

CorgiAid supporters have helped Emmy get diagnosed and to get a protocol in place for dealing with this manageable condition. Thank you! She will need careful feeding and management for the rest of her life.

Emmy was rescued in Arizona.


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