Princess is a 10-year-old Black Lab in Roy, WA, who needs $1,600 for Spay and Removal of Deceased Fetus.

Princess was given to our family by a good friend.
We often refer to Princess as our nanny dog. She was given to us when our younger son (Justin) was just a year old so she grew up being very tolerant of young children and always seemed to take pride in watching after the children while they played outside. Princess, even at her older age still is very tolerant of young ones. She loves her kids.

She likes to get up in bed and get her loves but then prefers to sleep on the floor at our feet. We all like our space. She loves car rides and camping is the best thing in the world. She’s so well behaved and hardly needs a leash unless I’m very public or crowded places. Otherwise she never leaves our side and comes to the slightest command. I’ve never had such a well behaved and mannered dog.

Princess is the true description of a retriever. We jokingly call tennis balls her crack ball. She will play fetch all day long. All of our friends know what the crack ball is in reference to Princess. She’ll fetch other items as well such as sticks but nothing trumps a tennis ball. She loves a good open area and a long game of fetch.

We got Princess a doggy friend in August, Bowser we named him. Bowser was scheduled to be neutered on September 28. Of course Princess went into heat days before. On 9/26 Princess and Bowser locked. Princess is now very far past due. When seen today at VCA Veterinary clinic, they confirmed that the fetus is not alive and that a spay and removal of the fetus is urgent to save Princess’s life.

We were hopeful of a healthy labor process for Princess. But quickly as I realized that she was not going to go into labor on her own this sudden large financial cost has left us scared that we will lose our best friend. Our Nanny Dog.