The need for severe measures may arise when medical costs reach unsustainable levels. Sheila has Zack, a 13-year-old Pomeranian. He is her only pet. The prognosis for Zack is not yet known. According to doctors, proper diagnoses need pricey results.
She was emphatic about paying for these services, though. She started baking sweets to sell. Sheila worked in the field of animal rescue for 17 years. She contributed thousands of dollars to the rescue of both strays and dogs whose owners were struggling to make ends meet.
She was able to do this thanks to her previous well-paying employment. Even now, the amounts I strive to save for such circumstances are rarely really significant. Zack and I shared a room for 12 years. He was there for me when I was at my lowest.
I still think of him as a child, Sheila continues. That someone may sell their plasma to save a pet was unknown to the vet. Sheila is a true hero. Right now, Zack is undergoing therapy. Sheila is also capable of earning enough money to cover his medical expenses.
