Roxie has arrived.
Sweet face
This little one has been through alot I guess. Ended up in a shelter after losing her home and the love of her owner as they recently died. She has a great personality and zeros right into the softest dog bed so was cared for at one time. Maybe her care went downhill as her person could no longer keep up with her because of their failing health? Grooming needs not kept up with and well,overfed some crummy food.
Sad eyes, wonder what she is thinking?
 Ears a mess. She is what we are lovingly referring to as a 'pudgesickle' currently. Cannot even walk or run as she should. One step is too much to hop up. 
She will soon enough though as we went through this with an earlier foster Alberta. She is now our own dog and we call her Birdie. 
My husband and Roxie hit it off right away. Our three dogs also each gave their tail wagging seal of approval. I know how to pick the sweetest ones.
And Brian said no more foster dogs for awhile, ha she wormed her way into his heart in two seconds.

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  1. UnknownAugust 23, 2015 at 10:14 PM

    Soft spot for animals who have lost their people. I will have to keep that in mind sometime... nah, the girls will take care of mine.

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