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ZIVA

 

ZIVA UPDATE - February 25, 2014. Two months after being adopted.
Ziva is having a very happy life and her owners LOVE her SO MUCH!!

 

ZIVA, is HOME FOR CHRISTMAS! Read her story, enjoy the pictures.

Thank you, to David James and Elisa Romero who transported Ziva to Kenzo. Kenzo took Ziva to an Orthopedic surgeon that same day and the rest of the story you already know it. Kenzo and Peggy fostered this pup with tender loving care and after yesterday's visit with the doctor, they transported Ziva to meet LISA MAS who offered her wonderful home for this miracle puppy. Here are the pictures, that tells her story, it starts on November 22, 2014.

Xrays on November 22
Ziva in Grace's car November 22
Ziva with David James and Elisa Romero - November 22
Ziva and Kenzo Macherowski- November 22
Ziva at the home of Kenzo and Peggy Dwyer - November 23
Ziva at Kenzo's and Peggy's home - November 28
Ziva with Kenzo and Ziva two days before going to her final home, December 21
Ziva's LAST xrays on December 23

and on December 23rd a month after her rescue she went to her final destination. She was adopted by Lisa Mas in Miami, Florida.

Ziva and Elisa. Group picture is Lisa Mas, Carmen Mas, Karissa Mederos and Lisa's mother Pauline Robinson.

And last is Lisa THANKING GOD for this gift. Lisa, we all THANK YOU!

Special thanks to Dr. Pearson of Micanopy Animal Hospital who refused the breeder's order to put this puppy to sleep. To Louise Kutler of Sunkiva Kennels and a GGARR Rescue Coordinator for setting up a donation account and to all those who donated to save this girl.

To you all, this is the biggest gift I received for this CHRISTmas! Thank you and God bless you all.

Original story:
We were contacted by a veterinary clinic in Florida asking us for help to rescue this pup.  A girl 8 weeks old named ZIVA.  She was taken to the clinic by the breeder to be put down. The clinic asked the breeder to surrender the pup to them, they did not have the heart to put this tiny puppy to sleep.  One rear leg was obviously broken in two pieces.  X-rays were sent to Grace Acosta who forwarded the images to Dr. Emilio of Mueller Animal Hospital. He immediately diagnosed this as a nutritional issue. We did not know what this puppy had been eating.  We knew that we were going to take this puppy.
Ziva's original x-rays

Ziva after surgery
Ziva in Grace's car
Ziva with Kenzo
David James and Elisa Romero transporting Ziva


Pictures of Ziva going home with her new family:



Ziva recovering at the home of Kenzo and Peggy, her loving foster parents




Ziva's final x-rays

 

 

 

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