When medical expenses become too expensive, drastic measures may be required. Zack, a 13-year-old Pomeranian, belongs to Sheila. Her sole pet is him.
Zack’s diagnosis is not yet confirmed. Doctors believe that expensive results are necessary for a precise diagnosis.
She was, nevertheless, adamant on paying for these services. She began making and selling pastries. Sheila spent 17 years working in the animal rescue sector.
She invested thousands of dollars in the rescue of stray animals as well as pets whose owners were living paycheck to paycheck.
She was able to accomplish this because of her former well-paying job. Even now, when I try to put money away for such situations, the amounts are seldom really large.
I’ve had Zack as a roommate for 12 years. In my lowest moments, he stood by my side.
He has grown to resemble a child to me, Sheila adds. The veterinarian had no idea that someone could sell their plasma to rescue a pet.
Sheila truly is a hero. Zack is receiving treatment right now. Sheila can also make enough money to pay for his medical care.
