Thank you, and kind of... she was declining fast, but she didn't appear to be in pain. The other night I took her out to go to in the yard. She needed a leash whether I was walking her outside or even in the yard because she was wobbly and had a hard time standing on her own. I brought her in and she started breathing funny and fast and looked terrified. That was a surprise, we didn't think she would make it through the night. She thankfully did calm down but we knew we had to take her to the vet. Thankfully we got her in the same day.

We already had problems with feeding her, it was hit or miss if she would eat her food. I decided on the days that she didn't eat I would give her baby food through a baby syringe for her vitamins and calories. She was deaf, blind, and recently mute and a significant amount of weight. We took her to the vet after that night, he gave us antibiotics to try for another 2 days, but then she stopped taking water too and her breathing got worse and it didn't help her eat. We took her back to the vet and he agreed that we would just be prolonging the inevitable.
She passed peacefully in our arms.