Cheri and a new terrib...

[DonLisk]

Eric, first off.... so so sorry man.

Cheri, your an inspiration and so beyond the word friend.

Bravo and thank you
Don

[bshmerlie]

I feel honored to help out Eric. I consider him a friend and I always try to be there to support a friend. I spoke with Eric on the phone a few minutes ago and his frog is still alive and moving around. He's going to treat her wounds as best as possible and hopefully she pulls through. If she survives animals are very adaptable and she could learn to live with the disablities. I'm still sending him another frog just so he can keep his breeding project alive and well. If she pulls through that would be great and he'll have another to add to the collection. Eric and his frog will definately be in my prayers.

Cheri

[UncleChester]

Bravo on your generosity and kindness Cheri.

I'm also super happy to hear that Eric's frog is in a condition that he's going to try to save it. I'm sure it could learn to live with a foot missing if it can recover from the wounds. Me and my own gimpy frog are pulling for her.

[Ebony]

Eric, Im so sorry. My thoughts are with you. This was not your fault.

Cheri..you really are a wonderful person. You are such a credit to the forum.

[clownonfire]

Thank you, Ebony, and my fellow Canadian Brian. The frog is alive this morning, in a bad shape, but she's moving and there's hope. I have also moved her (she's too young to be sexed but whatever) from a carrying case to a 10 gallon I had lying around. If she gets better in 30 days more or less, we will put her back with her group.

[Kisa]

I'm hoping for the best for your little injured terib Eric, please please please keep us updated constantly on her condition! D:

[clownonfire]

I will. Sara and I debated it. When I arrived home, I was determined to put the little one down. When I saw s/he, there was energy, movement. S/he is in bad shape, but there is hope. Cheri called me and after talking to her, the three of us decided to give it a chance and see if hse will recover.

So she is in a 10 gallon right now, in a humid environment, on sphagnum moss, and a few places to hide with lots of leafage, on my desk in my office, and I will closely monitor her recovery. If everything goes well, I'll re-introduce her/him when the time is right.

Thank you, Kisa. And everyone. I went to bed last night with a spinning head, but I'm feeling much better today, and optimistic.

E.