To save Scout the dog, her owner spared no expense – financial or emotional
872 views · Published 20 December 2018 · 6:53 · Indexed 14 October 2026
Channel: The Globe and Mail · 2018 · News & Politics
When Shawna Richer’s beloved dog Scout was paralyzed in an accident, Richer had the difficult decision of whether to put Scout down or do surgery that might save her from permanent paralysis. Opting for surgery, the next nine months showed her the lengths – physical, financial, emotional – people will go for their pets. From treadmills to acupuncture, see Scout journey to get back on her feet.
More from this channel
-
1:01
See the colourful life forms beneath Antarctic sea ice
-
2:17
B.C.'s lighthouse keepers get Christmas visits from Coast Guard
-
2:01
China is planning to turn Tibet into a tourist destination
-
1:37
A retro-VW, a sleek Kia and a new F-150 are the three stand-out cars at the Detroit auto show
-
1:47
Toronto will outstrip Vancouver as Canada’s hottest property market in 2017: Royal LePage CEO
-
1:43
Making a Canadian mark at the Women's March on Washington
-
2:02
Carrick Talks Money: Do high rents mean it's better to buy a house?
-
2:16
'Don't blow this opportunity': Don Coxe on Canada's chance to renegotiate NAFTA