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Quincy’s toe amputation surgery was a success, and our brave boy is already back to strutting around the sanctuary in his special shoe! Nothing keeps him down for long. He has reclaimed his role as Commander in Chief, with Sherman faithfully patrolling at his side as his number two in command. The Puffalumps all clearly look up to Quincy, and we can't get over how cute he is with his little "mini me" beside him.
At the same time, we this is just one step in the process. The toe on his other foot has not improved and remains painful. Quincy will be returning to Stahl’s for regular IV antibiotic infusion treatments, either weekly or every other week depending on how his body responds. These treatments are our best hope of saving this toe and sparing him from another amputation. His culture results showed that the infection is resistant to most common antibiotics, which means he has to receive a stronger medication that can be hard on his body. There is also the option of systemic antibiotics, but we are holding off for now because of the difficult side effects. Even with all of this, Quincy carries himself with the same pride and determination that he always has. He keeps watch over the sanctuary with his steady presence, reminding us daily of his resilience and his desire to protect his family. We will protect him too. If you have a moment, please drop a kind word for our Commander in Chief.
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