Dogs are ten a penny, Rev. Rodimer. It's the training them to not attack only the Godly that's expensive

I suppose the question you have to ask yourself is whether you got value for money. Your suffering in terms of being easy pickings for secular vets to string you along is bound to have angered you.
I'm sure you will cheer up and next time just use a timely brick and tithe the money you would have spent on vet bills that just prolong the inevitable for a dog that can't do any work anyway. God put them here for our use! GLORY!
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The vet gave her an oral dose of barium, which he said would coat her stomach and soothe it, and another anti-emetic (anti-vomiting) injection, along with a broad-spectrum antibiotic and prescription dog food (Royal Canin Gastrointestinal Low-Fat) at $2.29 a can. For the food, I had to spend the $10 I had set aside to give to the Christmas Feast for the Homeless, but clearly it's what God wanted.

Um . . . 
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