After several days in the care of the vet, Guerreira is finally back on our farm. According to the circumstances, she is doing well and is eating reasonably normally again.
We constantly hope that such incidents will no longer happen and that we will finally be able to invest the money saved and donated in the new piece of land and will soon be able to relocate there. It would be a very big change in our circumstances and for the dogs. Again and again, the costs that arise due to the location and circumstances at the current dog farm throw us back in our planning and implementation. We will not give up, even if it often seems hopeless, but it is often not easy to believe that only a miracle can get us out of this situation.
Guerreira's surgical wound now has to be tended for some time to avoid inflammation. That doesn't sound difficult at first, but since the water supply has collapsed again, such "small" tasks as nursing are always more time-consuming than it seems. Even with the normal daily routine on the farm, something like this is difficult for just two people who have to look after almost 90 dogs.
written October 5th 2021
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