Parcy made it through his first night at the rescue just fine. He kept getting disturbed by Tawnee checking on him throughout the night. Parcy would like to thank those that have sent donations on his behalf and for the outpouring of emotional support.
After a good meal, it was time for him to see the vet. Parcy was ready to go and quickly found his blankey.
When Tawnee arrived at the vet Parcy was curled up on his blankey, wondering what this adventure would hold. He sure is a cute little guy!
Parcy was carried into the vet office where Dr Weaver could evaluate him.
After a good meal, it was time for him to see the vet. Parcy was ready to go and quickly found his blankey.
Parcy was carried into the vet office where Dr Weaver could evaluate him.
Dr Weaver examined Parcy and made up a feeding schedule for him. She also figured out what medications he needs to give him a boost in life. Day old calves that are pulled from their mothers rarely get to drink their mother's milk so they don't get the extremely important colostrum. This makes it very hard for them to survive. We are told his hind legs should be fine as he gains strength. Dr Weaver gave him a couple shots, which he wasn't too keen on, but no one ever said you have to love your doctor.
It was decided the little guy will spend a few days at the vet office. Parcy is all snuggled in with his security blanket ready a nice nights rest.
It was decided the little guy will spend a few days at the vet office. Parcy is all snuggled in with his security blanket ready a nice nights rest.
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