Kathryn, a vet technician, first saw baby Sally while she was in critical condition. The dog was handed to her by a breeder who was no longer able to care for her. Sally had pneumonia and was having trouble breathing; the vet technician characterized her as “blue.”
Fortunately, Kathryn had set up an oxygen container, or “bubble,” in which Sally could get all of the oxygen she needed. She recognized as soon as she placed the pup inside the bubble that Sally was oxygen dependent and would need to be in there for a long time. Needless to say, the poor little dog had respiratory problems and needed her lungs to be reinforced.
They decided to take Sally outdoors one day. She was actually OUT there, being touched by the sun and playing on the grass. Her lungs weren’t strong enough to be out for that long, so they returned her to her bubble. They even let Sally freely enter and leave her bubble since she’s improved so well since being locked within her small surroundings on day one.
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