Olympic champion Greg Rutherford has opened up about a challenging time for his family, expressing concern over the health of his beloved dog, Gus. The Siberian husky has been diagnosed with a mass on his spleen, and Rutherford is seeking a second opinion after initial hesitation from the current veterinary team. Rutherford, who recently had to pull out of the final of the ITV show ‘Dancing On Ice’ due to an injury, shared the news on his Instagram account: “We’re having a shit time as a family at the moment so I’m cooking through it. Thanks for all your well wishes.” He shared a photo of Gus with his daughter Daphne, highlighting the special bond between them. Rutherford expressed gratitude for the support he has received and is determined to give his dog the best possible chance of recovery. Despite his family’s difficulties, Rutherford remains positive, sharing a photo of blueberry pancakes while expressing his appreciation for the well wishes: “Thanks for all the help yesterday… while we don’t know how it’ll play out, we’re so grateful he’s being looked after.” Rutherford’s openness about his family’s struggles has resonated with many, who have offered their support and suggestions for veterinary care. The Olympian’s resilience and determination to provide the best care for Gus serve as an inspiration to others facing similar challenges.
Greg Rutherford Reveals Family Hardship Amidst Health Concerns for Beloved Dog
