deformed PUG - WRONG IMO

Last post I read about the deformed pug, after the 'sweet dreams' post, was that Anita the vet from Ark Veterinary in Killarney had adopted her. I cant decide whether thats a good thing, or a bad thing, but it must have a better quality of life with the vet than at AHAR.
 
FL I hate scrolling through the page to find the links too. :( There's a video of her tickling the pup that I nearly posted but it ddn't really show the pup properly... hearing her voice makes me deeply uncomfortable.

I don't know totally how I feel about the vet situation, I think it really does depend on the vet.
 
I find it easier to scroll through photos rather than posts here are pics of the pug and xrays- the xrays arent too far down., and if you click on them you get the post associated with them. They've had at least one fair and an auction since though so yes there is a fair bit to get through.
 
The registered-PVP for dog exports under BALAI and TRACES is one Holmes Veterinary Practise, which is the bloke ester mentions above, there was a locum of his called Steve who is no longer going there (another story maybe?) Holmes also visits the site and the rescue use his small surgery for dog castrating/spaying in batches at a reduced rate (mostly hounds, greys, lurchers) all in & out the same day, also he sees the horses and farm animals. He only looks at animals presented to him, no free walking tours for him on site. He signs off the dogs for export, no other vet can. The vets who've taken on the little pup and others with severe issues are ARK Veterinary Hospital, Anita is one vet and veery dedicated with struggling pets, a realy lovely lady who Ive lots of time for, the rescue use ARK most for the small & needy & desparate and I hear they wait for their bills to be paid
 
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