A kind lady posted the Poodle during day in a Thai forum asking for help.
I only saw post at night and when I went to check nobody had collected her from the road.
Thank God I went as she was laying on a road to weak to move.
Plus she is so small I almost didn't see her in the dark and any car,
or bike would have run her over without even realising as she is so small.
See how dark it is where she was found!
Blood transfusion has started. Let's hope she has no side effects.
Thank you to all that made this possible.
Tomorrow we will see how she is doing as Bonkai Vet closes for half day.
Muru our little miracle dog was sitting up after the transfusion.
She has a long way to go. She is completly blind, suspected pyometra, skin problems,
blood parasites and extreme anemia etc etc. But she is sitting up!
Day 3: Muru has been showered and she is not pleased.
She must feel so much better but is still very weak and grumpy.
Day 5: Muru today! And not so grumpy anymore. Day 5 after being rescued!
The first day we see some energy in her!
Her eyes look too big for her body, she is wearing an extra small dog shirt and it's too big!
This is Thanks to all the people who helped Muru. She is still not strong but she went pee pee outside herself.
Day 6:
Day 8: Our little baby Dinosaur Muru is gaining confidence and strength everyday.
We are going to see a specialist this weekend to give her proper check up on her breathing and heart due to her age.
Day 12: Today Muru had a echo scan.
heart valve weak in one spot and possible infection in lungs. Lots of medications to take daily.
Can you believe only 2 weeks make different.
Day 14: There is a Muru in this box.
All going well with Muru's first day in my house except I have 6 furious dogs in my house,
demanding to know why they don't get wet food in a pouch.
Day 16: Muru is honking from happiness.
Her lungs were very bad last night but who cares sun is shinning and just little bit of fresh air and exercise is needed.
Day 18: She prefers the cage, that should you tell where she has lived in the past, but is starting to come out by herself.
Day 23: Muru-happy girl. She started eating again after not eating for two days,
and today's we cleaned her eyes with no muzzle.
The eyes used to be so painful she would try to nip me with that tinny mouth of hers.
Day 26: Today Muru went to the vet, she was very worried in the car that I was going to throw her away.
Day 28: Muru and her boyfriend
Muru at 1 year later!
Well Muru would like to let everyone know that she is doing great,
her new hobbies include eating poop, mud and occasionally sand.
Muru now is a healthy and happy dog. She deserved a second chance in her life.
Thanks all for your alway support!