The prognosis is excellent following surgery on Police Explorer recruit Juno. The 1½ year old future K9 and her handler, Del Norte High Junior Jenna Phillips are both doing very well, Juno for her extensive injuries and Jenna, for sheer relief for her precious canine who will make a full recovery.
Juno was struck by a hit and run driver on Washington Blvd, near the fire station. Jenna observed her Juno lying on the curb, with a broken leg and pelvis, and additional internal injuries. The Phillips family rushed Juno to Town and Country Veterinarian, in Harbor where First Aid was administered, saving her life. Juno was transferred to Oregon Veterinary Referral Associates in Springfield where skilled DVMs performed the extensive and costly operation was conducted.
Volunteers from the CCPD Explorer K9 Program have set up a Go Fund Me Page-Heal Juno Future Canine Hero. $3000 has been raised for Juno’s recovery.
Trees of Mystery doubled the amount, last week.
Thank you, Trees of Mystery in Klamath.
If you would like to help out with a contribution in any amount will be graciously appreciated. Checks may be dropped off at City Hall, the Police Department or the Triplicate Office, on Elk Valley Rd OR Go Fund Me.
Juno is recuperating nicely. Thanks for helping out with Juno, Jenna and the Police Explorer program.