77 Adopted/Rescued, 13 Reunited with Owners! 

Tallulah's initial intake photo, 1/8/20.

     We are broken hearted to let you know that, after a steady physical and, we think, neurological, decline, Tallulah fell into a seizure last weekend, one final struggle for a lovely soul who had already suffered so much. We made the decision to euthanize her to spare her any more pain and distress, and she died here at our home.
     Tallulah only had a couple of months of good health, in March and April, between the operation to remove tumor-like masses in February, to the onset of a decline due to degenerative disks in her lower back which became increasingly pronounced beginning in May. She also seemed to have an unidentified neurological issues around that time, possibly caused by a stroke. By the end, she was barely able to walk off the single step from our front porch to the front yard, and she was barely eating.
     I know how much you were invested in Tallulah’s successful adoption. We hope we were able to provide here with some sense of home, love and security for at least a brief period in a life which we suspect was filled with pain, fear and loss. We are devastated, but would  adopt her again in a heartbeat.
     John

102 Adopted/Rescued, 19 Reunited with Owners! 

196 ADOPTED!  871 RESCUED!  259 REUNITED!

300 ADOPTED!  710 RESCUED!  220 REUNITED