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Wilys accident
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God how terrible. Did he say it happened at the park this past weekend. God I hope you find out some answers and my thoughts and prayers are with you.
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hi all,
thank you again for all of your prayers. our neurologist dr sammut is currently checking with vet-stem on stem cell therapy. she's actually worked with them before so that's a huge bonus.. keep your fingers crossed. anything to help our boy.thanks again
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God how terrible. Did he say it happened at the park this past weekend. God I hope you find out some answers and my thoughts and prayers are with you.
hi laura,
this happened on tue morning. i heard from chad who said that he heard from rhonda that they were trying to get him in the truck that morning and he ran onto riverside drive and was struck by a car. they had not put a lead on him and he got away. this is unacceptable and grossly negligent. and dallas still hasnt called us to even check on wily or tell me any of what may have really happened. i've gotten all of this information second/third-hand. unreal. -
WilysMom- I am so sorry to hear about Wily's accident.. Its very sad to read such awful news and I wish the best for Wily and your family.. And I hope you get the truthful answers you are looking for.. how horrible..
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Keeping fingers crossed and keeping you and Wily in my thoughts and prayers. We had a dog who suffered a spinal injury and surgery was able to return him to an excellent level of living ….for another 11 years. I hope Wily's outcome is as good.
Pat
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oh my gosh, i'm so sorry to hear about this and i can't even imagine your frustration.
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Prayers and good thoughts on the way for Wily's speedy recovery.
Just out of curosity…who are Dallas and Dave?
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and prayers for your furbaby's full recovery. Such a tragic situation especially with no details of the accident and lack of concern from the pet sitters. UnReal!
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What a terrible thing to have to go through! I can only imagine the emotions you are experiencing through all of this. Hang in there & I will certainly keep Wiley in my thoughts. I truly hope Wiley makes a speedy & full recovery & that you get answers to what all happened.
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Oh man – lots and lots of prayers for you and Wily.
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I think the fact that the dog walker is not even calling you makes it worse. I hope he is bonded. :mad:
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Wily was chasing Tyler around the park like crazy last Friday – that's the last I saw of him or the walkers.
I'll look for them on Monday during their regular hours.
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Hoping for a positive outcome for you Wily.
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Saying prayers for a good recovery for Wily.
We know a man who used to bring his injured lab, very crippled in the rear, to the beach. At first the dog really couldn't walk so he carried him to the water with a life jacket on, and supported the dog as they went up and down in the water. Gradually the dog could swim with the vest on, and got strong enough to take it off. That man worked many hours with his dog over a year, but the dog could walk, a bit strangely, and could chase a ball and swim like a normal lab. He had been hit by a car too. Of course spinal injuries are all very different, I hope Wily will recover and have a good life with you!
Anne in Tampa
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hi all,
thank you again for all of your prayers. our neurologist dr sammut is currently checking with vet-stem on stem cell therapy. she's actually worked with them before so that's a huge bonus.. keep your fingers crossed. anything to help our boy.thanks again
rita.I saw a show about the "Vet-Stem" company, and it looked promising. Mostly, they seemed to be treating dogs with arthritic conditions, but they had significant results. It seems relatively non-invasive. They draw blood from the dog, and the company isolates the stem cells. Then the purified serum is injected back into the dog.
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Oh how awful! I have no idea who Dallas and Dave are, but I hope they shape up and take some responsiblity. Certainly Wily will be in our thoughts and prayers
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Rita, I just saw this thread. I am so very, very, terribly sorry that you and your family must go through this tragedy. Wily was (is!) such a beautiful, amazing Basenji. I'm sending all good wishes and karma to you all. Hang in there.
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i just wanted to say a huge thank you to you for all of your well wishes. it means the world. we're staying as positive as we can be. it definitey goes in waves.
no change in wily yet. he's still paralyzed from the waist down and it's been nearly a week now since the accident. we should hear from vet-stem hopefully this morning about the stem cell treatment. if approved, we'll go ahead with the procedure today.
wily's resting right now at the hospital waiting. his appetite has been nil and he's on a low pain med/sedative b/c stronger pain meds make him agitated. not surprising - he is a basenji after all and wants to be in control of his situation. the hardest part is seeing him so out of sorts and tired. he shakes from the pain meds and is so weak. i took some photos but wont post them b/c honestly it's depressing, but i think it's important to have just in case.
keep sending those positive vibes to our boy. and thanks again..
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I'll be praying the stem-cell treatment is approved and helps Wily. Hugs to you all.
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Every time I read about this it just makes me cry. Chad I hope you track the Dogwalker down.
I'm putting my faith in the stem cell therapy and hope it's approved soon.
Big hugsLaura
