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We are so sorry. Our Thoughts and
Prayers are with you.
Jane
In a message dated 6/14/2009 2:10:50 P.M. Central Daylight Time,
friendlyfred@hughes.net writes:
Dear Pyr
friends,
7 years ago we rescued a big male Pyrenees. His name was
John's Care Bear.
When he came to live with us, he just went by
Bear.
Several days ago, he went off his feed. No
temperature. No sore/tender
spots that I could detect. He only
allowed me to check the outside of his
teeth and gums.
Yesterday
morning, the left upper side of his jaw was swollen and he was
drooling
blood.
Off to the vet thinking it may be an abscessed tooth.
Wrong...
He had a huge tumor on the top right inside of the jaw and
roof of the
mouth. Inoperable. He crossed the Rainbow Bridge
with his great head in my
lap.
I brought him home and buried him on
the ranch.
Bear was 10 years old...
Wait for me big
fella...
Fred
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Fred and Lois Pack
Pack's Peak Stables
Wilkeson,
Washington 98396
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