
Caddy,
a gentle 3-1/2 year old boy, suffered an injury to his right
rear leg during a race in Jacksonville, Florida. His
injury was never treated until he came to GPA Northwest.
Caddy first underwent extensive surgery to try to save his
leg. Unfortunately, the bone was too damaged and had
started to deteriorate. They had no other option but
to amputate the leg. So, on Nov. 19th Caddy had his
hind leg removed.
Then early in April, an amazing family fell head-over-heals
in love with Caddy and decided to take him into their home
and into their hearts where he will remain forever.
Currently, Caddy is adjusting to his new life quite nicely.
His new family built him a special ramp so he has easier
access to the back yard from the deck. There you can
see Caddy playing and romping like any four-legged dog.
He has settled into his new routine at record speed.
Caddy now knows when it's time for the girls to arrive home
from school because then he knows he will get a walk to the
park. He is spoiled with love, devotion and a safe
place for him to spend the rest of his years.
You CAN and WILL make a difference in the life
of a Greyhound in need of special care. Your help and
support will make a difference . . . one Greyhound at a
time.