Good to hear she is in good hands and got to have the surgery on her eye. Well done! She will find a good home. :)

Ginny

Good for you. A job well done. There should be more people like you. I have a 1/2 Boston. They're fun dogs. Mines a rescue too.

Thank you for caring for a creature someone disposed of. You rock.

I have some experience with the North Texas Humane Society. It is their pratice when receiving a pedigreed dog to call the local rescue arm of of that breed rescue. These organizations are careful about future owners and most are fostered to make sure there are not behavior problems, etc., and they nuter/spay the dog and usually microchip them.

A good rescue group can work wonders. I've been blessed to adopt 4 dogs through a great rescue group, the lady running it is a gem.

Good for you!!!!

That is the kind of thing folks can do to make a difference!

Getting involved is hard. But necessary.

Thanks for the update. It's so good to know there are people out there, like you, who really care about the welfare of homeless dogs. Thank you for helping that sweet girl.

Here's a remarkable part: Call it karma, sowing and reaping, what goes around comes around, a providential God, etc.
but I spent right under $130 on vet bills. This was mostly meds and blood work, btw.

Last week, I got an email, unsolicited and a general type sent out from my vets office for 3 free packages of Frontline Plus for each of my "three" dogs. "Stray" was counted as one of my dogs.

I called the vets office to find out what the deal really was, they hadn't looked closely at the email but it was legit.

I printed out a coupon for each dog and went that afternoon to pick up 3 packages of 3 Frontline Plus for Extra Large Dogs totally free. I didn't get my wallet out.

This will last my two small dogs over two years at a savings of about $120 or more.