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Judy, the number of posts is a true testament to the Bean. I don't read Greytalk every day and I don't read every post, but whenever there was a post with Jilly's name in the title, I read the entire thread. She brightened my day and made me laugh. She will be missed and my heart goes out to you and your family.

So scary. Glad everything turned out ok.

Hi from southeast Wisconsin.

Hi Annie. I didn't know you lived so far away. Love Freddies pictures.

Kim and Bruce, your tribute and pictures of your special boy are beautiful. I am sorry that this had to happen.

I am so sorry. I don't have words.

I've been thinking about Nube. So glad he is holding his own. Still saying prayers.

Kim, it's so nice to see an encouraging update.

Continuing good thoughts for you guys and Nube.

Cully, I don't have words. Just know that you have so many people who care and who are thinking about you and Havok, and give a big hug to your boy from his friends in Wisconsin.

Still sending good thoughts for Nube and you and Bruce. How is Larry taking it?

Still thinking positive thoughts for all of you. I know it's heartbreaking for you.

All of this at one time....it's almost too much to bear. Sending positive thoughts for you and your "kids."

Still sending good thoughts for the Bean. I was just looking at the pictures you posted in another thread. Precious!

Kim, Just to let you know that I'm thinking about you, Bruce and especially Nube.

Kim, I don't know what to say. Nube is such a sweet boy and I know how much you and Bruce love and care for your dogs. Our first grey, KC, a beautiful red fawn, developed osteo, left front. She was almost 13 at the time. We opted for amputation without chemo. We got 8 months. There was no Greytalk at the time so there was no one to provide advice and support which is so important. Embrace the fact that there are so many people that care and feel your pain. And give Nube an extra snuggle from me.

Oh, Cully, no! Positive thoughts and prayers for your sweet boy are definitely being sent.

Keeping good thoughts for you and the Bean. It's hard for my brain to realize that she's going to be 14. I always think of her as a puppy...the leader of greyhounds and the most precious little dog I have ever seen.

Is the leg wrapped. June's was before the surgery. It provides a little support.

My June Bug tore her achilles totally two years ago at the dog park. Our local vet did not diagnose it correctly right away and finally sent us to the Wisconsin Veterinary Referral Center in Waukesha. One look and the Dr. Evans knew exactly what it was. June had surgery and went back weekly for bandage changes. She did beautifully and doesn't even have a limp. FYI. I was given no guarantee that the surgery would be a success but fortunately it was. I wouldn't worry too much about having to wait til the 11th. It took about a week before our vet sent us to Waukesha. Also, the actual surgery was $2,200 and we had small charges for bandage changes each week. I don't remember what the weekly charge was but no more than $50 each week. The xrays were sent to Waukesha by our regular vet so the xray charge was not included in the $2,200. Sending good thoughts for Casey. Prayers that he'll be as good as new. Note: June was 9 1/2 when it happened.

Good thoughts for your handsome boy to feel better.

Kim, I am so sorry. Sending good thoughts and prayers for your sweet boy.

I am so sorry you lost your beautiful girl. I loved reading about her and she outbid me on a lot of auctions. God speed, sweet Ekko.

I am so sorry. He was such a brave little boy.