Updates On Sandra, James And Chris :)
Noah's Ark Cares 
Jul 12, 2012 
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A big thank you to the numerous friends and supporters who have donated and/or taken the initiative to write in to ask how Sandra is coping, and also about James and Chris. We are touched and appreciative that there are still many who cares for these strays out there, regardless of their breed, origin or how they look.
Sandra (previous story on http://noahsarkcares.blogspot.sg/2012/05/strays-painful-days.html)
After a couple of chemo jabs, the growth on Sandra’s genitals has shrunk noticeably. However, the vet was rather concerned that Sandra’s frail body might not be able to take it and Sandra had to take a break for a couple of weeks. She has just resumed her jabs and we will continue to monitor her condition closely. At the present moment, Sandra is still very reserved. We definitely do not know what she has been through previously, though we are still slowly trying to get her accustomed to humans and hope that she will gradually open up to us.
James (previous story on http://noahsarkcares.blogspot.sg/2012/06/survival-of-fittest.html)
James seems to be enjoying himself at the fosterer’s place, eating and sleeping well though he can be rather grouchy at times especially towards the other male dogs. The wound on his back is closing up nicely to the size of a small fist. Ever since his previous escape feat, he has been supervised and watched upon very closely by his fosterers who are not going to lose him a second time!
Chris (previous story on http://noahsarkcares.blogspot.sg/2012/07/can-chris-leg-be-saved.html)
Many have expressed concern on whether Chris’ leg can be saved. The vet has been very helpful and diligently updating us on his condition. We literally jumped in joy when she updated that Chris does not need amputation after all! As we often tell others, we have enough three-leggeds (or “tripods” as we affectionately call them) over at our sanctuary. The maggot wound “hole” is no longer as deep as his skin tissues have been rapidly regenerating and his recovery has been amazing.
Ironically, the vet mentioned Chris is slightly overweight! We burst out into laughter when we heard this – and also that he is a rather laid back chap. At his age of six weeks old, he was supposed to be able to relieve himself but he kind of expected to be babysitted still. Even though so, he was very much adored by all at the vet. We have since discharged Chris and he is with a fosterer with daily change of bandages, but we are still looking for a home for him. Do email us at noahsarkcares@gmail.com if you have the heart and space for Little Chris in your home, but unfortunately he is not going to be HDB approved.
Source: http://noahsarkcares.blogspot.com/2012/07/updates-on-sandra-james-and-chris.html
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