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Pack Ethic Rescue Eric Bellows and Keri Whitfield have created a life together dedicated to the pack. Every moment of

10/15/2026

Elsa’s lungs are damaged from heartworm and she has a heavy load so as of now game plan moving forward is she is back on doxycycline and prednisone for a month. Next week is her first injection followed by 2 more injections 30 days later. This won’t be easy or fun for her at all and is a longer road to recovery then we had hoped for but it is what it is and we will do whatever needed to help her get past this. We got her pain meds to help her out also because she isn’t gonna feel good at all when she gets the injection. So we are on the homestretch with her now and will do whatever we need to to get to that finish line.

10/15/2026

As soon as we are done here I will give everyone our update for Elsa who is such a good girl.

10/14/2026

Always a pleasure spending time with Elsa. Tomorrow is her heart imagery at vet. Injection in about 3 weeks and hopefully won’t need anything else after that.

10/14/2026

Elsa didn’t want to be outside this morning and wanted back in cabin immediately so I coaxed her out for a walk. Doesn’t take much to get her to fall into line and follow me everywhere. I am counting down the days to let her out with the pack I have waiting for her.

10/13/2026

Morning walk with Elsa ❤️

10/13/2026

Elsa loves to just sit and chill and most importantly get some loving 🥰

What do you think Elsa wants 😆
10/12/2026

What do you think Elsa wants 😆

10/12/2026

Maple and Monty like to play rough. They love every second of their playtime.

Monty and Mable ❤️
10/11/2026

Monty and Mable ❤️

Anna was an angel and now she will be one forever. This precious princess - white as the snow - arrived in a frozen hard...
10/11/2026

Anna was an angel and now she will be one forever. This precious princess - white as the snow - arrived in a frozen hard shell of fear and insecurity. She had survived her flight from the island of St. Thomas all the way here to be reunited with her mother - Elsa - already with us - loving us completely but still incomplete without her partner in life. Their hard life together on the island trying to survive life on the streets and then shelter life and failed foster homes finally lead to their hopeful rescue to us here. Unfortunately, their mental and spiritual wounds were not the only ones they carried in their luggage. Both of these beautiful girls had heart worm infections that had gone mostly neglected in their time on the island. We knew we had this hurdle to leap with them - but figured it was curable with the right treatment. Unfortunately, due to the severity of Anna’s infection and the damage that had been done to her heart and her liver - sweet Anna did not survive even initial antibiotic and steroid treatment to prepare for her injection. Her liver was inoperable and her heart was struggling and any surgery would likely have killed her on the table. This awful disease had ended her chances of a cure before we ever met her. We never had a chance. With no options left, Anna was relieved of all of her discomfort and pain and fell asleep peacefully in Eric’s arms. Absolutely crushed by this loss we can only worship that carefree time we spent together - all together running free in the fields and snuggling in our cabin - one loving happy family …for awhile. Fly on ahead Anna - chasing rabbits forever in the ether - held close by the Pack we’ve lost before you. We Love you Anna ❤️

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Sprakers, NY
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