HIDDEN GLORY DOG TREATS
              

In Memory III

Sunday, July 18th, GALT received Braden, who was found abandoned a few miles from the same home where  28 dogs were seized the previous week.  Although Braden was picked up by FWAC on Wednesday, he was not released to GALT until Sunday because of Ft. Worth Code of Law.  While Ella, and the initial group of 8 dogs GALT received, are all making slight progress regarding their health conditions, Braden was not as fortunate. 

image of Braden

Braden was taken on Sunday directly from FWAC to the Emergency Animal Hospital of Collin County.  He was in very fragile condition with elevated liver and kidney values, as well as massively infested with ticks.  During the next 36 hours Braden received blood plasma as well as one unit of whole blood, along with fluids infused with broad spectrum antibiotics.  Tuesday he was evaluated by Dr. Doug Bronstad of the Animal Diagnostic Clinic in Plano.  He was in kidney failure exacerbated by his dire medical condition due to acute malnourishment and exposure plus epic external and internal parasite infestation.  Braden was released from his pain and suffering last evening with loving friends surrounding him, the only family he ever knew. GALT stands committed to assist with changes that must be made in the Ft. Worth Code of Law regarding the 72 hour release policy - and this will be done in memory of Braden---his death will not be in vain.

                                                        REST IN PEACE, SWEET PUP, OVER THE RAINBOW BRIDGE 




                                                       

 

 

 






                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                        

 

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