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Look at that smile! That is one happy #blinddog
“A HUGE thank you to the angels who were kind enough to help out my 16 1/2 yr old girl Minnie Minnie is blind deaf and diabetic and the last while has had many many issues with bumps and bruises and blood build up on her bumped eyes, there is no doubt her new Muffins Halo will help her live the rest of her time not necessarily bump free but definitely protected. I cam not thank you enough Angels ? your kindness will never be forgotten.” xo love Minnie and mommy
Angels,
Minnie thanks you for her red Muffin’s Halo. She is getting her groove back
Yay Minnie!
Xo
… ” I can tell you at 16 1/2 yrs old she has not walked this fast in years”
Mom, Pauline
Backstory: As for Minnies story as Ii said above Minnie is the love of my life she is 16 yrs old began getting cateracts approx 2 1/2 yrs ago and shortly there after started to lose her hearing as well but minimal, approx 15 months ago Minnie became diabetic and bless her heart she now gracefully and graciously takes 2 needles a day to which directly after her meal she sits directly in front of you until its given. In her senior yrs Minnie as you can imagine until all diagnoses are made Minnie had many trips to the vets and is now completely under control in all aspects. However most recently she has begun walking into anything that will not move out of her way, poor soul and in saying this has now damaged her eye and has once again had to have weekly vet visits testing for pressure build up and 3 different types of drops now down to two types 2wice a day. To make a long story even long with the cost of her insulin, needles and all the various vet visits and drops for her eye i am struggling to find the extra money to get her one of the miracle halos. I met a wonderful lady on the blind dog Facebook page who generously donated her dogs halo to me which is not a muffin halo only to find out its too small and doesn’t work for my precious angel. The only thing she asked for in return was that i pay it forward which I love to do anyway as i support and do a lot of fundraising for rescues in my area. Minnie however is not a rescue nor would i ever give my precious angel up. I would just love to give her the confidence back she had, to play with her fur sister as she did before going blind. I was made aware of you from the blind dog Facebook page and told you sometimes run contests for halos and that was and is my hope for the true love of my life Minnie.
Many thanks for allowing me to share my story with you
Www.secondchancesforblinddogs.org
“Every Blind Dog Deserves a Muffin’s Halo”
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