My Lil Senorita

With the passing of Juno, I have space for another Syrian. And lucky me that someone was rehoming his accidental litter. So I grabbed the opportunity and brought home a senority - Lola. (FYI: Her previous owner named her Lili and I was out of creative juices so I just twitched that name to Lola.)

And she is one big momma ... weighing a 126g. And she is one big eater. Cos she finishes her share of the fresh vege while the others would have some leftover.

According to her previous owner, his mother fed the litter thrice a day - dry mix (morning), fresh vege (afternoon), dry mix (at night). It sounded exactly like what I am doing. Nevertheless, she is one beautiful senorita.

Currently she is housed in the NPF cage. I might move her to the iMac cage. Especially since Nova doesn't seem to grown in size.

Oh she is born in July 2009. Since the owner cudn't remember the date, I will use the date I brought her home as her birth date too. So her birthday falls on 26 July 2010.

Juno: PTS

Juno was PTS at 7.30pm on 21 Feb 2011.

Over the course of two days, Juno's condition didn't improve. It had worsen ... the lump at the neck had growth twice in size ... I cud feel some stone-like thingy in there ... the tummy-lump seems to have grown bigger too ... her eye-mucus was also not any better.

Seeing her breathing so difficulty, it just pained me more. So after work on 21 Feb, Monday, I brought Juno back to the vet to be euthanized.

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Juno

Adopted on 18 Nov 2009

(17 July 2009 - 21 Feb 2011)

Juno: No Good

Juno's condition didn't improve since the last vet visit. Instead, there is a very soft & wobbly lump at her neck. And the lump in her tummy seems to be bigger. (Note to self: weigh Juno before vet visit.)

Her breathing is still the same. Her appetite is still the same.

Haiz!

Come to the worst, I will euthanize her :(

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ETA: 19 Feb 2011

After an x-ray ... the lump at her neck is confirmed to be a mass surrounded by liquid. The growth in her tummy is confirmed to be another mass of suspected-infection. Both masses are suspected to grow. And she is given the most 2 months.

As Juno is not showing signs of physical discomfort, I will hold onto her ... for as long as I can ...

Zane: Photo Update

The cutest guy in the neighbourhood

Another yo-yo weight  management.

- 70g (25 Sept 2010)
- 64g (20 Nov 2010)
- 68g (9 Jan 2011)
- 64g (12 Feb 2011)

Yuki: Photo Update

Yuki is a super light sleeper. She will wake up at the slightest disturbance.

I try not to worry to much abt the weight. But still ... haiz ...

- 103g (20 Nov 2010)
- 108g (9 Jan 2011)
- 103g (12 Feb 2011)