Elvis has had a bad week. He had his surgery (he was “fixed”) this past weekend. He is not at all happy about being stuck indoors, not being able to swim out back, and constantly being told to calm down. I can’t wait until he is healed and can resume his regular craziness.
This picture was taken the day of his surgery. For the record, this is the only day he has been calm for more than a few hours! He was wiped out from the day and the leftover anesthesia.
What do you have this week?
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I feel pity on this dog. I hope Elvis will get okay fast.
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I hope Elvis will recover soon on his surgery. He needs a full stress for him can recover soon. I will just send prayers for him.
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I hope Elvis will recover soon so that he can go back to his usual life. It seems he really like to play again.
Poor baby! At least he is taking it better than one of my females. When I had her fixed, she was so ticked off with us, that when we got her home, she kept her nose toward the wall and refused to acknowledge us!
Awww poor little puppy.
Aww….he is so cute.