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Auction Reminder

Just a very quick reminder about the EGLR auction that is running currently. We have many fantastic lots for you to bid on so click here for all the details on the items and how to bid.

Don't miss out, the auction closes 30th November.

GOOD LUCK.

 
EGLR Shop Problems

We are very happy to say that we have very nearly sorted out our problems with our online shop! We have made the shop live again so you can once again browse all the lovely goodies on offer. Our slight continuing problem will be encountered by any user of Internet Explorer version 8 if paying with PayPal, so apologies if that is you, we are working hard to fix things with this. However if you use Internet Explorer version 9, Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox or Safari you will be absolutely fine. You can still use any web browser if you wanted to pay by cheque as the problems we have are related to the use of PayPal.

Apologies once again, and we will let you know as soon as things are 100% ok.

HAPPY SHOPPING.

 

 
A Message From Pip

Things just keep getting worse, I have decided I am cancelling Christmas and ignoring it altogether.

Stitch (aptly named) came into us with horrific open wounds all over his body. We don’t know how he came by them or what did them to him. Our vet put the injuries at around 5/7 days old. The pain he must have had in those first days prior to coming to us really doesn't bare thinking about. Our vet had to operate immediately and cut all the old dead infected skin away before they could stitch up the open wounds up. He is still on anti-inflammatory, pain killers and antibiotics but under the circumstances he is  coping really well. He is a cheeky happy little chappy and doesn't seem to be damaged mentally just physically.

We have also had 7 lurcher pups in that are 4 weeks old, they have Sarcoptic mange, worm burden and fleas. These poor little mites were in a very poor bedraggled state and very lucky to be alive, the 2 foster families that are looking after them are doing a brilliant job and the future looks far rosier for them from now on thanks to their foster moms.

To add to all my worries Red has been quite poorly. He has had a serve infection which coupled with his age has knocked him for 6. I am spoiling him rotten and letting him eat whatever he wants, even a iced fresh cream bun, I know, he’s got me wrapped around his paw!

Yesterday we had a beautiful saluki crossed greyhound male brought into us, his front leg was badly swollen and wasn't weight bearing at all and was  in extreme pain. After pain relief and sedation was administered his leg was x-rayed from his elbow going up towards his shoulder. The x-ray showed in my vets words ''the elbow is shot to pieces'' I have never seen x-rays so bad. Unfortunately we have had no choice but to amputate the leg and shoulder. He is no means out of the woods yet, the operation went ahead today and there has been some complications but we are all praying he will, over a period of time, be able to make a full recovery.

I cant put into words how stressed we all are at EGLR at present we are literally being pulled from pillar to post and cannot see a brighter future we just to seem to be getting by, by a wing and a prayer ‘‘ I know I seem to be praying a lot lately’’.

I just don’t know how to express  with words how I feel, these dogs have done nothing to deserve the hand they have been dealt, they are all so lovely, trusting and sweet natured. What world are we living in that is allowing this to happen to such extremes and so often?

I will leave you all with this thought.

Pip

-xxxx-

 
News about Comet

Comet4We are delighted to let you know that Comet is doing really well, better than we had even hoped for, and fingers crossed, should be ready for adoption in about 3 to 4 weeks time. We are so pleased with him and will, of course, keep you updated as he progresses further. 

We would also like to say a big thank you to everyone who has sent donations and good wishes for Comet. We can not tell you how important this has been in helping to bring him through the worst.

THANK YOU.

 
EGLR Auction

Are you looking for a great gift idea, well look no further! EGLR are having an auction for various items very kindly donated by to us, to raise some money for Comets care.

We have been running this so far on our Facebook page but we realise that not everyone uses this so wanted to let you know about it and how to bid if you wanted to get hold of one of the wonderful prizes. We have a wide range of lots from homemade cakes to personal training sessions, dog training sessions and handmade jewelry and many more besides. For full details of the 24 Lots currently available please click here where you will find all you need to know about how to bid.

The auction is going to run to 30th November so get bidding and good luck!

 
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