Many dogs who develop Lyme disease have recurrent lameness due to inflammation of the joints. Sometimes the lameness lasts for only three to four days but recurs days to weeks later, either in the same leg or in other legs. This is known as âshifting-leg lameness.â One or more joints may be swollen, warm, and painful.
Woodmen of the World Building is a 19-story high-rise building in Omaha, Nebraska, U.S.A.. View a detailed profile of the structure 102895 including further data and descriptions in the Emporis database.
Situated on 20 acres near 40th Street and Capehart Road in Bellevue, the new 120-bed veteransâ home is a modern replacement for the Thomas Fitzgerald Veteransâ Home in Omaha which was opened in 1980 in the former Douglas County Hospital Annex. The Home covers nearly 118,000 sq. feet and has four separate wings. The Home is designed to serve members in four areas: assisted living, intermediate care, skilled care, and Alzheimerâs care. Each area serves 30 members and has its own exterior courtyard designed to serve different mobility levels of the members. The Governor credited efforts by the public and private sector for helping the new veteransâ home project reach the construction phase. The City of Bellevue donated the land to the state and the Sarpy County Board of Commissioners donated $300,000 to build an access road to the site.