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Help Margo Be A Puppy Again
Edinburgh, United Kingdom
Aim
Margo is suffering from suspected elbow dysplasia. Help fund the urgent treatment she needs to be able to run and play again.
Margo is a big-hearted 4-month-old Labrador Retriever puppy who came to us recently when her owner could no longer cope.
During our veterinary assessment, it became clear that Margo is suffering from pain in one of her front legs which after x-rays and consulting with a specialist we suspect to be elbow dysplasia.
Elbow dysplasia is a painful condition which causes a dog’s elbows to develop abnormally while they’re still growing, leading to pain, swelling, instability and the possibility of dangerous fractures.
On the recommendation of a veterinary specialist, Margo needs a CT scan to find out if elbow dysplasia is causing the pain in her leg, and she may need surgery to prevent more serious injury. We are crowdfunding for her scan, her care whilst she is with us and her likely surgery.
Elbow dysplasia is a painful, lifelong condition, but it’s treatable. We want fun-loving puppy Margo to be able to run free with her friends, enjoying the doggy thrills of chasing a ball or jumping over waves on the beach.
Margo’s favourite thing is chasing after the ball or playing with her friends, please help her enjoy these things for the rest of her life by supporting our crowdfunder with a small gift or by sharing our appeal.
Any additional funds raised as part of the crowdfunding appeal will support the hundreds of cats and dogs Edinburgh Dog and Cat Home care for each year.
To find out more, please visit our website www.edch.org.uk
If you would like to support Margo's fund through a different platform, you can visit our website here to make your donation. If you do use this method, please send an email to [email protected] notifying us of the amount donated, your name and note that your donation is to go towards Margo's cause.
This project successfully funded on 10th April 2024