Deb's Dog of the Month

April 2009 - Lilly

Lily will need after care and close monitoring for the rest of her life to make sure the bladder stones don't return. Bladder stones may recur at any time. Therefore, dogs that have had bladder stones are advised to follow a strict diet given by the vet. The vet might prescribe a new diet every so often along with regular vet check up's. She will be placed in a loving home that can provide her upkeep care and be able to watch for any recurrance. Here is a informational link on dogs and bladder stones: bladderstonesindogs

Now a bit more about all the great qualities that Lily has. Can you say SWEET!! Oh my goodness...Lily is as sweet as they get! Now that she has had her surgery, she is doing very well with her potty and goes nicely outside. She is use to children, other dogs (she is terrific with all kinds of other nice dogs) and she is good with cats. She doesn't like to be messed with while she is eating so she will be placed in a home teenager and up. She doesn't know too many tricks but she does know sit, stay, and down. Lily likes to be groomed and is fine with baths too. She is friendly, intelligent and lively and will make a good little buddy. Lhasa Apsos are spirited and devoted little dogs, which are affectionate.
Lily deserves a second chance with a loving, active family or person who will love her, care for her and her needs, and who will keep her forever. If you have a caring heart and you think you can provide the means to care for Lily, then please consider adopting this affectionate, wonderful little girl.
Her adoption fee is $115. Lily is a special girl, so the staff will helping Lily find her special home. If you would like to learn more about Lily call to talk to our staff at 906-475-6661 or come on into MCHS to learn more.

Check out Lily with shelter manager Dayna in this video.