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December 29, 2020 by sds_admin   No comments   Filed Under: Dingo Diary

Apologies for photo ( bit gross) subject) large part removed from stomach and smaller part from intestine .

Apani after 3 and a half hours of surgery .
She’s not long returned home.
Very unwell extremely unhappy ( as expected )
Poor wee wild child .
Pain relief, antibiotics .
The bucket is aggravating her , certainly adding to her unhappy mood .

THANKS TO ALL , wishing her well and many, many thanks to those who have donated directly to vet .
So very appreciated .
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