Posted: Tue Nov 01, 2011 11:16 pm Post subject: JimJam JRT DOB ?05 Aylesbury Bucks
Homed Referral Details: JimJam was found wandering outside a Rescue centre. They took him in and found he wasn't chipped; etc. They put out feelers but as he had a lump on his neck they suspected he had been dumped bless. The Rescue centre neutered; chipped; 1st vax'd and removed the lump for him. It came cleanly away and although they have sent it for analysis it didn't look sinister. We were asked if terrierrescue would take him and we are delighted to.
JimJam collected on Sunday the 30th October from Reading Services transport stop. He travelled in his crate to Gatwick (N) kennels. JimJam had had a go at his lump removal site and needed it restitched on Friday. He however was very tolerant of our attempts to cover it (knowing he would remove it overnight ). He however isn't bothering his wound and all is well. Pictures to follow.
His wound is healing nicely and it is now open without cover and he isn't troubling it. _________________ You can't train the terrier out of a terrier..they are their own persons!
JimJam is so sweet - a big hit with the girls at the kennels - such a sad face quietly watching from his bed
Lively & fun exploring the wood
Not impressed by the Wellington Scale
I'd rather have a cuddle
Badly in need of some home comforts - I'm sure he would be no trouble
Jimjam is such a cutie! He trotted along really nicely today, very alert, interested in his surroundings and so keen to walk. A really pleasant stroll with a real sweetie.
Had a lovely walk with this lovely little man Sharon had her name to walk him but generously said we could walk him which Rhona and Blue enjoyed his company and he is a very loving little boy . At the end of walk he kept looking up at Frank as of to say I'm tired and for a little way he got carried . Only a little as Rhona didn't understand why he was beeing carried . Thanks to all for a lovely walk it was very nice meeting up with you all. X
If there was one today I could have popped in my pocket and smuggled home it was this boy. Cannot for the life of me imagine such a super cool chilled out easy dude will be with us long ...
He isn't just jam, he is finest preserve! _________________ SHARONR - ADMIN
Caz and I had the joy of meeting and walking the fabulous JimJam today. He's a lovely little fella and so easy to walk! Really well behaved and a joy to spend time with. He was absolutely perfect with other dogs around him - all in all the perfect little package ready to make a someone really happy!
Oh, and what a stunning looking little dog too!!
_________________ peteandcaz
We are really happy to see reserved on top of this lovely boy after meating him for a lovely walk had a good fealing about this lad getting home soon Rhona and Blue told us he was a special boy . Good luck lovely boy . Xx
JimJam came to the vets today for a check over and his second vax. The vet clipped his front claws, checked his ears out and suggested we watch his right ear as a little inflamed. He has a broken tooth but not causing him distress and nothing to do there. She checked his wound, healing nicely but we did note it had taken a long time to heal as had his neutering site. The vet did discover a tube growth on the top of his neck next to where his previous lump had been. We never heard from the previous vet who sent away the previous growth, so had assume all was well. I emailed on return to ask them to let us know the Lab. analysis report on his lumpectomy so we can discuss this with his potential family _________________ You can't train the terrier out of a terrier..they are their own persons!
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). He however isn't bothering his wound and all is well. Pictures to follow.
