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Skittles's Story

Rescue

Diagnose

Diagnose

Skittles was found with large Fibropapillomatosis (FP) tumors that hindered swimming, foraging, and vision. Fishing line had wrapped around the tumors and become entangled on wire fencing and other debris, creating a sort of anchor.

Diagnose

Diagnose

Diagnose

The large FP tumors are affecting Skittles’s sight and swimming ability due to their size and location. Radiographs showed no evidence of ingested fishing line.

Care

Fun Fact

Fun Fact

The FP tumors will be surgically removed in stages over time. Skittles has a long road ahead, but a full recovery is expected!

Fun Fact

Fun Fact

Fun Fact

Skittles's prefers to eat capelin while in the hospital, but requests it to be cut into small bite-size pieces. 

Skittles is Adoptable!

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