I need your help. At HSNT, we take great pride in providing necessary medical care for pets that come to us. Sometimes, this means complicated surgery for broken bones and other severe injuries, ensuring these vulnerable pets get a second chance at a brighter future. As you think about your year-end giving, would you make a gift to help us continue this important work?
Susan Gulig, President
Good morning, my loyal subjects. You can call me Lola.
Almost, two years ago I was brought into HSNT, as an owner surrender, because I was very pregnant and very sick. A very nice lady at the shelter found a foster home for me so I could have my babies in a loving home instead of at the shelter.
Unfortunately, when my three babies were born they were too tiny to live; probably because I was so sick. I was still very, very sick myself and needed lots of medicine and breathing treatments and subcutaneous fluids before I finally got better. I don’t know if I can ever thank the staff enough for helping save my life.
After I got better, my foster mom helped me find a loving forever home where I live and love happily every day. My mother still sends pictures of me to my foster mom so she can see how fabulous I am. This is one of those pictures.
It’s almost Mother’s Day and I would like to take this opportunity to thank all of the mothers (and someday mothers) who worked so hard to give me a better life. I am blessed (obviously).