Meet my Molly! She was wondering about across the street, so we scooped her up, looked for her home, then brought her to ours. We stopped by the animal shelter so they could put her up on their Web site where her picture stayed for 30 days. On July 3, 2014, she officially became ours! She was in heat when we found her and had all the signs of having had
puppies. And she's estimated to be only a year and a half!
Molly was spayed today, and when I went to pay the bill, I was told SHE WAS PREGNANT! I broke down and cried right there on the spot. I'm so sad she had to go through the pain of an extra difficult surgery and all that goes with it. She could barely move without crying out, like a cat, wide-mouthed, but silently because her throat was sore from the breathing tube. But we managed, after much coaxing and fussing, to get her up and walking for a little bit.
I'm so angry her previous owners didn't care enough to protect her.
But she's ours now, safe and sound, and that's what matters most.
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