Well, he's on the mend. Very, very slowly, but mending. Thanks so much for your prayers. It's really helped, I'm sure.

We're still in Ventura, as he hasn't figured out how to walk yet. It's kind of like he's a stuffed animal -- all floppy. But his tongue works, and he's big on kisses.

Here's a picture of the vet and a lab tech getting him ready for his first outing to see about walking:

Then the "limo" ride to the outside:

He enjoyed sniffing the grass a bit, but just couldn't get the hang of putting one foot in front of another. I've got pictures of him all hooked up to tubes and wires, but I think I'll save them for the owners of the campground ...

Thanks again for your prayers.

Laura -- and Jed

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Traveling with Jed, my four-legged buddy

I'm delighted Jed is improving, though slowly. God is good!! Prayers are still flying for the two of you.

Hang in there,

Joella

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Awwww...that poor boy. I pray his strength is back and you can both go home today. Thanks for the update.

Love,

Sharon

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"The Buggy" 2007 RoadTrek SS-Agile * "Belgian" 2007 Honda Reflex Scooter

I'm glad Jed is getting better ! I'm sure you're both relieved.

It's a good reminder to us all that any public place can and probably does have poison of some sort put out - scary stuff.

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Trudy, Molly & Murphy "be the kind of person your dog thinks you are"

What a horrible thing to happen. I have tears in my eyes.

My little Whimsy licked up some antifreeze that had dripped on the ground from a car last Spring and we had a horrible day. I LOVE veternarians. I am so greatful for what they can do for our little 4 legged children.