Nina's Story + Update Video

 
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When Nina came to us in late November, she was a cruelty confiscation from North Memphis. She had a 13lb tumor hanging from her belly, as well as two other smaller tumors along her left mammary chain. She was emaciated, suffering from a high fever, and she had a severe skin infection on her haunches and tail.

We were hesitant to share her story with you, because we didn’t know if she would be okay -- but there was no way to get her the help she needed without your help. Had we known how incredibly understanding you would be despite the medical uncertainty, we never would have hesitated! Not only were you generous, you were kind and incredibly supportive. Thank you! (We really believe that we have the best supporters any organization could ask for!)

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It was a nerve-racking ordeal to prepare her for surgery, knowing that every day that passed increased the chances of the tumor rupturing. It was important, however, to take the time to see the necessary veterinary specialists and to perform all the tests and pre-surgical care she needed. We also had to get her weight up so that she could withstand the anesthesia. All these efforts were to increase her odds of surviving a surgery that was going to entail significant blood loss and also has a higher than average mortality rate.

And it worked! On December 8th, Nina went in for major surgery, and she came through with flying colors. When she was sufficiently recovered from surgery, she went to one of Wright-Way’s amazing medical foster homes, and she has been thriving!

Post-surgical biopsy results showed that the smaller tumors were benign and, not surprisingly, the larger one was a soft tissue sarcoma. All signs are pointing to a full recovery, and she will soon be ready to find her forever home. YOU made this possible. THANK YOU!

Your support of Nina and Wright-Way Rescue’s Medical Fund has made a real, lifesaving difference to so many. Last year, Wright-Way Rescue saved over 7,000 lives, many of them in need of significant medical care. In 2021, we are working hard to save even more, and we believe this is possible if we work together.

 
Jacoby Andrick