My Dog Tucker

bluecuracao · 06-16-2007, 01:30 AM

Well...hopefully your vet can give you a good idea of what Tucker needs. If it does end up that it's too overwhelming for him, it might be the best thing to put him down.

But if it's just a matter of fixing his leg, and your family is not able to bear the emotional strain and cost, it's possible that someone might be found who could. Maybe there's a local, independent pet store in your area that could take him in, and adopt him out to someone with more resources...I know in my neighborhood, this sort of thing comes up, and with good results.

Best wishes to you, fresh.

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06-16-2007, 01:30 AM	#11
bluecuracao in a mood, not cupcake Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Philadelphia Posts: 3,034	Well...hopefully your vet can give you a good idea of what Tucker needs. If it does end up that it's too overwhelming for him, it might be the best thing to put him down. But if it's just a matter of fixing his leg, and your family is not able to bear the emotional strain and cost, it's possible that someone might be found who could. Maybe there's a local, independent pet store in your area that could take him in, and adopt him out to someone with more resources...I know in my neighborhood, this sort of thing comes up, and with good results. Best wishes to you, fresh.

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