Nursing home in the United Kingdom saved labrador bankruptcy
Residents of a nursing home in Somerset, in the United Kingdom, as well as the local community saved recently a labrador from bankruptcy, to allow about € 5,982 to cover the medical expenses of the animal.The owner of Bob, so it's called the animal died in 2010 and left the dog in the care of her former home. In recent times, the labrador has needed a lot of care doctors â€" due to its advanced age, 13 years-which include acupuncture, massage and hydrotherapy.When Harold Pursey died, he left all of his money, €797, in the care of a trust fund, (technical cooperation fund), so that Bob could be treated in the future. However, due to the large amount of treatments that the animal has been receiving savings left by the previous owner already has run out.So that the animal could continue receiving medical care, the staff of the former home of Harold Pursey, who now takes care of Bob, have held events to raise funds for the treatment of the animal. "We're delighted, it was absolutely fantastic, we had no idea that we could raise so much," says Judith Alder, a social worker at the home that now takes care of Bob. "There was a great answer to the cause of Bob. Everybody loves him, "he says.Bob is in Burnham Lodge Nursing Home since 2009, when its owner moved to the nursing home.
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