08/30/2026
Rainy Sunday, indoor play, working those noggins like they love to do.
A couple of weeks ago we discovered Haze tested positive for anaplasmosis during an appointment with his ophthalmologist for what we thought, an unrelated issue. It turned out the change we saw in his βbad eyeβ was because of bleeding within the eyeball, which we learned was also a symptom sometimes of anaplasmosis, and in the few weeks since weβre seeing other out of normal behaviors from him. We also felt a lump near his armpit (which could be an enlarged lymph node from the infection). Tuesday he has an appointment with his primary vet to get checked out and discuss all of these things & hopefully rule out something additional. Heavy on the hopefully.
No sanctuary funds are ever used towards our current dogs, but they are just as part of the sanctuary life & family, and we like to share about & advocate for them just as we do all the residents. Blind is different, but only in that things are done a differently and with sometimes more precaution.