This is the story of Kabang,
the brave dog who lost half of her snout while rescuing two girls from a
speeding motorcycle. The dog has made it from the Philippines to the
University of California-Davis, but surgery on her damaged face has been
delayed while veterinarians scramble to address her other health issues.
Kabang's doctors discovered that the heroic pup has a heartworm
infection and also has 'an aggressively cancerous tumor' that will
require treatment that could last up to six months. 'It is wonderful
that people have seen how wonderful dogs can be to human lives,' Dr.
Jane Sykes said. 'I think we owe her a service in return.'
Tuesday, 30 October 2012
Heroic dog who lost snout also has aggressive form of cancer...
This is the story of Kabang,
the brave dog who lost half of her snout while rescuing two girls from a
speeding motorcycle. The dog has made it from the Philippines to the
University of California-Davis, but surgery on her damaged face has been
delayed while veterinarians scramble to address her other health issues.
Kabang's doctors discovered that the heroic pup has a heartworm
infection and also has 'an aggressively cancerous tumor' that will
require treatment that could last up to six months. 'It is wonderful
that people have seen how wonderful dogs can be to human lives,' Dr.
Jane Sykes said. 'I think we owe her a service in return.'
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