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jina
West Hills, CA
Meet jina
Jina was rescued from West Valley Animal Shelter a couple of days after she was surrendered by her owners due to "Cost of medical".
Jina was surrendered underweight, starving, malnourished, dehydrated, with mammary masses (tumors), with Pyometra (a life-threatening condition), fully blind, at 69 lbs with no visible muscle.
Her owners walked away, Jina had no medical history, just her puppy shots 6 yrs ago.
We couldn't stop thinking of her dying in the shelter environment, alone and lost.
We, took her in, thinking she might die anytime, but hopeful she would make a full recovery due to her will to survive and live another day every day.
Jina is the dog that was in the brink of death, yet she remain strong, eager and resiliant. With a strong pull she walked us where she couldn't see, sniffing her surroundings like there was no tomorrow.
We knew, she was not ready to die.
Jina was diagnosed with diabetes, requiring Vetsuling 2x a day with a special diet with no grains.
Other than that, Jina and healthy, happy and ready to nana nap anywhere after her doing her favorite thing in this world WALKS. Jina loves walks. she can't go far, however a block 2x a day can absolutely make her day. keeping in mind she might go low blood sugar.
Jina survived extensive surgery for mammary gland removal and pyometra surgery, as well as dewclaw amputation due to both dewclaws being internally infected due to poor removal by breeder.
Jina is looking for a calm, cozy, experience with diabetes home.
preferably as the only dog or another elderly pup.
We know Jina adoption might never happen; however, we remain hopeful.
Jina was surrendered underweight, starving, malnourished, dehydrated, with mammary masses (tumors), with Pyometra (a life-threatening condition), fully blind, at 69 lbs with no visible muscle.
Her owners walked away, Jina had no medical history, just her puppy shots 6 yrs ago.
We couldn't stop thinking of her dying in the shelter environment, alone and lost.
We, took her in, thinking she might die anytime, but hopeful she would make a full recovery due to her will to survive and live another day every day.
Jina is the dog that was in the brink of death, yet she remain strong, eager and resiliant. With a strong pull she walked us where she couldn't see, sniffing her surroundings like there was no tomorrow.
We knew, she was not ready to die.
Jina was diagnosed with diabetes, requiring Vetsuling 2x a day with a special diet with no grains.
Other than that, Jina and healthy, happy and ready to nana nap anywhere after her doing her favorite thing in this world WALKS. Jina loves walks. she can't go far, however a block 2x a day can absolutely make her day. keeping in mind she might go low blood sugar.
Jina survived extensive surgery for mammary gland removal and pyometra surgery, as well as dewclaw amputation due to both dewclaws being internally infected due to poor removal by breeder.
Jina is looking for a calm, cozy, experience with diabetes home.
preferably as the only dog or another elderly pup.
We know Jina adoption might never happen; however, we remain hopeful.
More About jina
HEALTH:
Vaccinations up to date. Spayed/Neutered.
CHARACTERISTICS:
Large 61-100 Lbs (28-45 Kg)
Good with Kids: Yes
jina's Details
| BREED: | Cane Corso |
| SEX: | Female |
| AGE: | Senior |
| COAT COLOR: | Black |
| SIZE: | Large 61-100 Lbs (28-45 Kg) |
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