Fall 2012/Winter 2013 Aesculapian Magazine - University of ...
Fall 2012/Winter 2013 Aesculapian Magazine - University of ...
Fall 2012/Winter 2013 Aesculapian Magazine - University of ...
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Luna: It’s All Right to<br />
be Little-Bitty<br />
Category: Horses/Ponies<br />
Submitted by Polly Cleveland<br />
Luna is a 5-year-old American<br />
Miniature mare who stands<br />
28-inches tall at the withers. Luna<br />
would not be alive today if it<br />
were not for the UGA College <strong>of</strong><br />
Veterinary Medicine. At just four<br />
weeks <strong>of</strong> age, weighing about 40<br />
pounds, she underwent colic surgery<br />
and a gastrostomy. Miraculously,<br />
Luna survived and prospered.<br />
Today, she is an exceptional halter<br />
show horse, and she also gives back<br />
by visiting schools and nursing<br />
homes, where she is always a favorite<br />
due to her small size and coloring.<br />
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Parker Chambers:<br />
Bright-eyed Parker<br />
Category: Cats<br />
Submitted by Colleen Chambers<br />
Parker was the beautiful orange<br />
tabby who was the joy in our day<br />
for almost 11 years. His social,<br />
affectionate nature captivated the<br />
hearts <strong>of</strong> everyone he met. Just like<br />
most cats, Parker spent his days<br />
watching the birds, sleeping in the<br />
sun, playfully chasing his brother, and<br />
purring contently during a belly rub.<br />
During the last four years, Parker<br />
encountered some health problems<br />
that brought us to the UGA Veterinary<br />
Teaching Hospital on many occasions.<br />
Although the circumstances were<br />
less than desirable, the experience <strong>of</strong><br />
meeting such dedicated pr<strong>of</strong>essionals<br />
working tirelessly to provide exceptional<br />
care <strong>of</strong>fered such comfort and hope. The<br />
care that Parker received allowed us four<br />
additional years together.<br />
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