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Re: HELP HELP HELP

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Shelva Bowen (sympathetic)

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Date Posted: 23:53:24 05/09/08 Fri
In reply to: Jennifer 's message, "HELP HELP HELP" on 15:54:16 02/18/08 Mon

My Chloe was the same. Breeder raised them in a fenced area, no human contact. We just let her alone, tried to coax her to eat and drink (left food and water out at night)but Grady, our male, did the most to bring her out. We have had her for 6 months and in the last week she decided to let me rub her tummy. I was ecstatic and so was she. Just seeing these poor babies improve is worth every minute of worry. Now she has to have her tummy rub before she goes to sleep. Bless you for what you are doing.

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