Disabled dog meets with vet, gets surgery date
Carol McAlice Currie, Statesman Journal
Tigger was the center of attention among humans Friday at Oregon State University’s College of Veterinary Medicine. But he didn’t seem to notice.
The 55-pound bull-terrier mix just wanted to make sure he got in his kisses and belly rubs, and that none of the other dogs got by him without at least one sniff and a thump or two or three of his tail.
Tigger was in the lobby, and later the anteroom of the treatment area of the small-animal hospital, for a follow-up appointment with his surgical teams of orthopedic specialist Dr. Jennifer