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2008 San Diego Poodle Club Specialty
The 2008 Poodle Fest, held annually, is scheduled this year for September 5, 6 and 7. Three glorious days of poodles! What could be better? You are invited to attend! Check out our events page for more information! Interested in having a chance to win either a Hydraulic Grooming Table or a Hurrycanine Dryer? Check out the San Diego Poodle Club raffle! Tickets can be purchased online or at our specialty shows. Drawing to be held September 7th and you don't have to be present to win. Purina Give a Bowl
Purina has a special program going on right now - you can get a great coupon for most any kind of Purina dog or cat food and once that coupon is redeemed, the organization of your choice will get $1 to use towards food.
All you have to do is go to www.giveabowl.com, answer their questions and then print out or have mailed to you your coupon. Be sure to choose San Diego Poodle Rescue as your organization of choice! Put in our zip to find us easily 92567. That's it! We each get a great deal! Thanks Purina! Surgery for Mimi ![]() August 10 Mimi is doing great! The tumor has not reappeared, thank goodness. We'll continue to watch and hope! March 2nd- Mimi continues to do fantastic and has recovered well from her surgery. Let's hope the tumor does not come back. February 3rd - Mimi went to the vet on Wednesday - received a great report on the healing of her incision site. Had her sutures removed. The biopsy report came back as a "soft tissue sarcoma - peripheral nerve sheath tumor". These generally do not metastasize but often recur. So, we'll just have to watch her. In the meantime, she is happily sleeping on her bed, eating well and getting lots of extra attention. January 29th- Mimi is doing very well - progressing just fine from her surgery. Her incision is healing well and she is eating everything we present to her! She will return to the vet in a couple of days for her re-check and we hope to have a great report! Mimi, one of our permanent foster dogs, had to have surgery on January 17. She has had a tumor on her left hip that kept growing and growing. It was causing her difficulty walking and she would sometimes lose her balance. She sleeps alot though, since she is an older girl, so it didn't give her alot of problems. But then the growth started to have skin breakdown and would have gotten nasty if we hadn't done the surgery. We didn't really want to put her through a surgery at an older age, but had no other choice. So, Dr. Martha Eaton of Sunnymead Animal Hospital in Moreno Valley removed the growth - Mimi got to come home the next day with 22 sutures. She seems to be doing well, though. She is eating and happy! We'll see how she heals and progresses. The tumor was sent out for biopsy - we are hoping for good news. You can see more about Mimi on our "Permanent Foster Dogs" page. |
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