‘Queen’ is a 3-year-old assistance dog for Rebecca and her family, in particular her beautiful little 2-year-old granddaughter Mercadies. Mercadies loves to pat and stroke the loving dog’s ears which calms and keeps her happy. Mercadies has two older sisters Brittany and Selina (who has been diagnosed with ADHD) who ‘Queen’ also loves and cares for.
‘Queen’ managed to badly tear open her leg on some sheet metal that the family, who is on a disability pension were unable to afford.
“Queen’ isn’t just a pet to us she has been part of our family since the day she was born. She has helped us through all the hard times and has stayed by our side” said Rebecca. “I thank Fur Life vet in Epsom, Kate Watts’ clinic coordinator and Pet Medical Crisis for helping us get Queen’s leg fixed. I don’t know what I would have done without their help”.
‘Queen’ is back home having more cuddles and ear rubs – just where she belongs!
Pet Medical Crisis relies on public donations to assist pensioners and disadvantaged owners who cannot afford life-saving veterinary care.