Eskie Rescuers United

Happy
My beautiful Happy went to the Rainbow Bridge this afternoon. Everything went exceptionally well. He just thought he was going to see the doctor and was happy to see him. In the almost three years that I have had him he would not let me hold him. Today I got to hold him until he went to the Bridge. It has been a difficult day but I feel at piece now because I know he isn’t confused and in pain. Thank you for your support.....Terri Smith, August 23, 2019

Sugar
I’m writing to let you know that I had to put Sugar to sleep this morning. This is the hardest I’ve ever taken the loss of a pet. We were so perfect for each other and had such a strong bond. I’m so grateful to you and ERU for the last two years that I had with her. I miss her so much already and am trying to figure out how to deal with my grief. I think becoming an active foster again is the answer. Please keep me in mind in the future.......Morgan Johanson, August 22, 2019

Frosty
It is with a heavy heart that I have to tell you that sweet Frosty passed away this morning. They believe he had a stroke; we are devastated. He was perfectly happy Monday and then woke up sick Tuesday - he was limping couldn’t walk well spent the day with him in bed we had called the vet but she was in surgery they said we could bring him by and leave him but I didn’t want to leave him there in a cage so we got up this morning made an appointment we’re getting ready to take him in and he had a seizure he passed away in the vets office with me holding him the Vet said there was nothing that could’ve been done for him,we loved him so much! We would not have given up these past two years for anything he was the sweetest dog we ever had!........Becky and James Johnson, August 21, 2019

Cody
Cody was surrendered to ERU for medical issues, which his loving owner was unable to cover. Upon intake, he had a very thorough examination, bloodwork, x-rays and a partial ultrasound. While Cody seemed bright and energetic on the outside, inside he was in very poor health and failing quickly. His bladder and urethra were filled with stones and crystals and surgery was the only way his incontinence could be resolved. Unfortunately, his bloodwork indicated significant renal disease and the onset of anemia. It was determined by our vet that it was too late to attempt surgery and with his compromised kidneys, he likely would not survive it. Under doctor's advisement, much discussion and many tears, we concluded that it was time to let Cody go and not let him continue to suffer. It absolutely broke our hearts.........Dyan Laphan/ERU, July 19, 2019

Toby
My Toby crossed the rainbow bridge on July 18. We got him through ERU 14 1/2 years ago and I will be forever grateful. He was 16 1/2 years old ❤️.......Karen Kelly Benin, July 18, 2019