Facial surgeries let Tulsa dog flourish
Dachshund was missing lip, nose
Published: August 10, 2009
TULSA — Staring out from the wreckage of her face, Daisy’s big brown eyes never wavered.
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When I first met her, she looked like something out of Hellraiser. But she was friendly and didn't appear to be in obvious pain. Her injuries did affect her breathing, though, so something had to be done. The easy solution would be to put her down, but that was avoided in large part due to a kind and generous surgeon.
The money for Daisy's operation came from a special Tulsa SPCA fund, called the Sammy Fund, that assists pets in need of special medical care. That money comes from donations specifically earmarked for that purpose, often in honor of pets past and present.
You can read more about the Sammy Fund on the Tulsa SPCA website, www.tulsaspca.org.
The Tulsa SPCA is a non-profit organization that relies on donations for funding. It isn't affiliated with the Tulsa Animal Shelter or any national groups.
"Medical Examiner's Office ruled that the death was accidental and the result of having s@x with a horse."
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