Name: Lily
Age: Five years
Breed: Double Dapple
Dachshund
Sex: Female
Location: Charlotte, NC
Saturday, October 31, 2015
Monday, October 26, 2015
Sosa - Outcome Unknown
Name: Sosa
Age: 1-2 years old
Breed: Mixed Breed
Sex: Female (altered per
rescuer, not yet confirmed)
Location: Nashville, TN area
Vet Info: Sosa is
spayed, up to date on vaccines, and heartworm negative per her rescuer, but
this has not yet been confirmed. Sosa weighs about 40 pounds.
Owner Info: Sosa is a
beautiful and fun little girl who was saved from an owner who could not care
for her properly, and where she had to stay in a crate the vast majority of the
time. Sosa's rescuer had always intended on finding Sosa a new home or
rescue, and is very much hoping we'll have placement for her. She has had
Sosa for about two weeks.
Sosa is an indoor dog who is
crated. She is housebroken, but not leash trained. Sosa is a sweet
and friendly girl, and is good with people of all ages, male and female dogs,
and cats. She currently lives with three dogs and one cat.
Sosa is not possessive of toys,
treats, or food, but does play bite when playing. Her rescuer writes,
"I have never seen nor heard about Sosa biting or snapping at anyone as
an act of aggression, but she play bites when she gets hyper. She is usually
very gentle when she does it. The only time it has ever been an issue is when
she gets too worked up and won't stop play biting without being pulled away and
told "No!" very firmly. I think a little training and a little
growing up time will easily fix this issue."
Sosa adjust well to new situations
and her rescuer gave us more details: "Yes, she seems to adapt
very quickly. She has moved from home to home a few times, so she is accustomed
to being in new environments. It only took her a few hours to start acting
comfortable in my home once I brought her here, and within a day or so she had
pretty much learned the layout of the house and how to interact with my other
dogs."
Sosa is not completely blind, but
does see better in well lit areas. Her rescuer also told us more about Sosa's
health. "I do not think Sosa is not completely blind as she
definitely does better in well lit areas, however, I do believe that her vision
is minimal at best because, even with plenty of light, she still runs into
things sometimes. I do not know for certain what caused her visual impairment,
but the person with whom she was living previously told me that she thought it
may be due to Sosa being hit by a car at some point in her life. Again though,
I do not know this for certain....Sosa is very thin, but eats very well and has
never (at least not any time recently) been in a situation where she was not
being fed. She makes odd sounds when she eats or pants which makes me think she
may have some kind of windpipe damage or issue from the past. Luckily, it does
not seem to affect her ability to eat, drink, or breathe, or have any impact on
her quality of life."
Update 5/14/16: Sosa escaped from her yard and they have not been able to find her.
No Name Siberian Husky - In BDRA Foster Care
Name: Not named
Age: 5 months
Breed: Siberian
Husky
Sex: Male (not altered)
Location: Lancaster County,
PA
Vet Info: The puppy was
born blind and his owner reports he is in good health and is up to date on
vaccines. He weighs about 25 pounds.
Owner Info: This sweet little
puppy has not been named. He was born blind. His owner has a
working farm and even though the puppy does well, he is not able to keep
him. He had been advertised in a local newspaper as "free to a good
home."
We do not have a photo, but the puppy is described as black and
white. If/when we receive a photo, we will update as soon as possible.
The puppy is an outdoor dog without
restrictions, but has shelter in the barn, so is not out in the open. He
is not housebroken or leash trained.
The puppy is good with men and women,
and male and female dogs. He currently lives with other dogs, cows, and
horses. The puppy is not possessive of toys, treats, or food and has
never bitten or snapped. His owner says that his blindness does not seem
to bother him and he does well on the farm.
Farkle - Adopted
Name: Farkle
Sex: Male (not altered)
Age: 11 years
Breed: English
Springer Spaniel
Location: Madison, WI
area
Vet Info: Farkle is not
neutered and has not had a recent heartworm test. He is due for his next
rabies vaccine on November 9th. Farkle weighs 56 pounds.
Owner Info: DOB 11/4/2004. Farkle
is a gorgeous English Springer Spaniel whose family is no longer able to take
care of him. They write that he has high anxiety, and requires more
attention and time than they can give him. Farkle was originally adopted
from a friend whose other dogs did not like Farkle.
Farkle's owners tell us his eyes are
very foggy. "He is not quite completely blind but I think he is
very close", and they gave us more details about his health:
"Farkle has a slow growing tumor in his groin region, almost deaf,
and severe anxiety.....As far as we know Farkle has always had anxiety
problems. Anxiety medication does help him but he is not currently on it (it's
a very cheap drug if a potential adopter asks). Farkle paces a lot and
aimlessly walks around, panting, and finds himself in trouble when he thinks he
is alone. Trouble including sitting in window sills and trying to get through
them as well as eating garbage. He WILL chew through and escape wire kennels."
Farkle is an indoor dog with run of
the house, he is housebroken and leash trained. He is good with both men
and women and male and female dogs. His owners tell us he sometimes lives
with another dog. Farkle is not possessive of toys, treats, or food and
has never bitten or snapped.
Bama
Name: Bama
Age: Unknown
Breed: Poodle
Sex: Male (not altered)
Location: Montgomery, AL
area
Vet Info: Bama is not
neutered, but is scheduled for a neuter at the end of October. He
received a one-year rabies vaccine on October 3, 2015. He had bloodwork
done shortly after that, and all looks good! Bama is heartworm negative.
Bama weighs about 11 pounds.
Owner Info: Bama is an
adorable and sweet fellow who was taken off the road by a good samaritan before
he was hit by cars. She tells us he appeared to not have been taken care
of within the last eight to twelve months, and an owner was not found.
His good samaritan has taken him to the vet and cleaned him up, and is now
contacting rescues to try to find him a wonderful home!
Bama is an indoor dog with run of the
house, he is housebroken and they gave us more details: "He is
kept indoors and crated at night or when we are gone from the house for more
than 5 hrs." Bama is not leash trained. He appears
completely blind.
Bama is good with men, women, and
children, and other dogs and cats. He currently lives with three other
dogs and three cats. His good samaritan told us that he can be possessive
of food, but only when he thinks someone around him is trying to get his food.
"Tends to be possessive with food but only when he thinks someone
is around him trying to get his food, yes has growled/jumped up at my two big
dogs like he was startled. Skin was not broken I believe he was startled has
happened twice almost like he was sleeping relaxed and my other two like to
play a lot and I think they startled him."
Bama has made progress with his good
samaritan and is now eating well. "Was unable to eat dry food
when we brought him home but we have mixed it in with the can food and he is
eating better with having it mixed and now he gets more dry mixed in with can
is doing much better."
His good samaritan writes that he has
adapted well, but they have an active house, and it may be too much for him.
"I think he has adapted well but with such an active household of
6 other pets and two children we may be too much for him and that is why we are
reaching out....We only want the best for him and if our home wasn't so active
we would probably keep him but it is evident that he is struggling with all the
activity that we have."
Wednesday, October 21, 2015
Rudy - Outcome Unknown
Name: Rudy
Age: 8 years
Breed: Dachshund
Sex: Male (not altered)
Location: Muncie, IN
area
Vet Info: Rudy is not
neutered. He is up to date on vaccines and heartworm negative per his
owner, but this has not been confirmed. Rudy weighs about 7 pounds.
Owner Info: Rudy is an
adorable fellow whose owner works long days and doesn't have the time she used
to have for him. Her husband writes that Rudy needs someone to be around
him. They are hoping for rescue for Rudy so he can have the attention he
deserves! They have had Rudy for about three years and got him from a
friend.
Rudy is an indoor dog with run of the
house, he is housebroken and leash trained. Rudy is a smart little boy
and knows the commands, sit and lay down! Rudy is described as shy and is
good with both men and women, but seems to prefer women. Rudy is a real
cuddlebug! "He loves my grandpa, he will sit in his lap and let
him pet him forever."
Rudy is not possessive of toys,
treats, or food, and has never bitten or snapped. He doesn't live with
other pets now, but his owner writes, "Rudy used to live with other
animals and they said he had no problem with them. My parents have
a weiner dog, who is jealous of Rudy..... He really doesnt bother
anybody.....so as long as dog doesnt pick on him. I think he will be fine."
Rudy's owners tell us he's about 99%
blind, but "he gets around okay."
Thursday, October 15, 2015
Romeo - Outcome Unknown
Name: Romeo
Age: 6 years
Breed: Mini Schnauzer
Sex: Male (neuter not
yet confirmed)
Location: Fort Worth, TX
Vet Info: Romeo is neutered
per his owner, but this has not yet been confirmed. Romeo is also up to
date on vaccines and heartworm negative per his owner. Romeo weighs about
15 or 17 pounds.
Owner Info: Romeo is a very
handsome and friendly mini Schnauzer who needs to be rehomed very
quickly. Romeo's owner has moved in with family for health and mobility
reasons and her home has been placed on the market. The closing is in two
weeks, and they are all in a panic because after that, Romeo will have nowhere
to go.
Romeo is an outdoor dog with a fenced
yard, he is housebroken but not leash trained. Romeo is a very friendly
boy and is good with people of all ages, other dogs, and cats. He is not
possessive of toys, treats, or food and has never bitten or snapped.
Romeo's owner's daughter in law has
reached out to us for help. Please read her heartfelt plea below:
"I am emailing on behalf of my
mother in law. She rescued a mini schnauzer about 6 years ago and he is
blind. The vet felt that after looking at his eyes he could have possibly
been poisoned in his first year of life.
Romeo (is almost 7) and LOVES to be
outside. His one bad habit is marking while outside. I feel he does this
more as a like a bread-crumb trail so that he knows how to get back to the
porch. There is currently a bigger lab mix that is his sidekick. Romeo
uses him as his eyes and follows him a lot, though he is completely fine to
wander on his own (as the marking in the yard I guess makes him feel more
secure with walking off without the other dog).
He has always had a doggie door and
goes in and out. We find it odd that he only marks outside (95% of the time).
There was a neighbor dog that had
Hook Worms so immediately an appt was made to have him checked out and a full
blood panel was done and thankfully nothing came back.
I am sorry for rambling, the reason I
am emailing is that we know Romeo’s fate if he is surrendered to an animal
shelter and I cannot bear the thought of doing anything like that. We are
desperately looking for a rescue group that would welcome Romeo’s sweet face
and allow him to live his life."
Tuesday, October 13, 2015
Annie
Name: Annie
Age: 8 years
Breed: Part Corgi
Sex: Female (altered per
owner, not confirmed)
Location: Marietta, GA
Vet Info: Annie is
spayed, up to date on vaccines and heartworm negative per her owner, but this
has not been confirmed. Her owner also wrote that Annie has had a
dental. Annie weighs about 30 pounds.
Owner Info: Annie is a
beautiful girl who was adopted from an animal shelter about a month ago.
Her owner is disabled and can no longer take care of her. She is
desperate to find Annie a new home as soon as possible. Annie should be
considered very urgent.
Annie is an indoor dog with run of
the house, she is not housebroken, but is leash trained. She knows the
command, sit. Annie is described as outgoing! Annie's owner tells
us she's very sweet, and is not possessive of toys, treats, or food. She
has never bitten or snapped. Annie doesn't live with any other animals
currently. Annie's owner says that Annie is blind in both eyes, and is in
good health.
Annie's owner is desperately hoping
we can help Annie.
Update 10/15/15: Annie has been to the vet twice. One
time was for her dental and the second time was for a urine test. Annie's
owner notes that Annie does need to pee frequently and usually pees outside,
but may pee in the house. No UTI was found at the test. The vet's
office did not have a record of vaccines or HW testing, and was not able to
confirm Annie's spay. Annie's blindness is due to cataracts.
As far as her owner knows, Annie is
good with male and female dogs. She's also good with men and women as
well as older children. Her owner says she's very friendly! Annie
may not be good with young children or cats/small animals, but this is not
known for sure.
Update 11/15/15: We now suspect Annie has diabetes and she is
extremely urgent! Her owner is not able to care for her.
Peyton - Adopted
Name: Peyton
Breed: AKC Miniature Poodle
Sex: Female (not altered)
Age: DOB 12/3/2014
Location: San Diego, CA
area
Vet Info: Peyton's
owner writes that Peyton is current with vaccinations and has given
more details about her eye issues: "she was born with a
recessive genetic disease there is no dna test for called optic nerve
hypoplasia. Her sire and dam were unknowingly carriers. Her parents have had
all their other testing and have eye exams every year. Peyton has also had eye
tests and photos of her optic nerves and diagnosed completely blind with the
possibility of visual slight shadows although I consider her totally
blind." Peyton is not yet spayed. Currently, she weighs
about 8 pounds.
Owner Info: Peyton is a
beautiful little girl who was born with optic nerve hypoplasia. Her
owner/breeder is looking for a loving home for her, where Peyton will not be
one of many dogs.
Peyton is an indoor dog with run of
the house, she is not yet housebroken, but is leash trained. She is not crated
or caged, but does have access from the house to the yard. Peyton is a
smart little girl and already knows her name and "come!" Peyton
is good with people of all ages, male and female dogs, and cats. She is
not possessive of toys, treats, or food and has never shown any
aggression. Peyton's owner writes that she is a very healthy and vibrant
pup and she adapts very fast.
"Peyton is amazing at
navigating around the house and yard without bumping into ANYTHING! Maybe
she can see just a bit but I think she has just heightened smell and hearing
skills as if something (food) drops she will be the 1st to find it. LOL"
If you have any questions or are
interested in having Peyton become a member of your family, please email os@blinddogrescue.com.
Please include your full name, location, something about your home
and current pets, and anything else you would like Peyton's owner/breeder to
know. Please also include whether you give us permission to forward your
email and contact information to Peyton's owner. Please be aware that Peyton's
owner will carefully screen all applicants.
Thursday, October 8, 2015
Missy - In BDRA Foster Care
Name: Missy
Age: Estimated 6-7 years
Breed: Bichon Mix
Sex: Female (not altered)
Location: Philadelphia,
PA
Vet Info: As far as we
know, Missy is not spayed, is not up to date on vaccines, has not had a recent
heartworm test. Missy's good samaritan writes, "She may have
cushings (some hair loss, not confirmed by blood work) and she has tumors that have not been
tested for cancer." Missy weighs 21 pounds.
Owner Info: Missy is a
beautiful girl with a sad story. Her owner went into the hospital and
Missy was alone for four days. Missy was saved by a good samaritan, and
she tells us, "Previous owner is hospitalized and needs to go to
a nursing home. I went out with a locksmith when I learned of situation; she
had been alone 4 days." Missy's good samaritan is not able to
keep Missy and is desperately hoping for rescue. Missy was very upset and
frightened when she was found, and her good samaritan has brought her to the
vet and to be groomed. She wants to give Missy this chance to find a new
home! Missy appears completely blind, and her good samaritan tells us,
"I'm told she doesn't make tears and that her eyes pigmented
over; I'm told that her eye lashes may be growing inward and that surgery may
help." Missy is an indoor dog who is crated, she is housebroken and
leash trained. She's a smart little girl, and is learning the commands,
Step, Kisses, Go for a walk, Dinner time, Get your leash, and Up (she loves to
be held and will jump into your arms or onto your lap!) Missy is described as
outgoing, and is not possessive of toys, treats, or food. Her good
samaritan has a large lab, and she gave us more details about how they are
together: "I have a 60 lb yellow lab mix and he is tolerating
her; he's cautious of her. She follows him on walks. He is trained without a
leash to voice commands and she follows him. She listens for him and likes to
follow him....Growled at my dog when she was sitting on my lap once, but now
they both can sit almost on top of me, each trying to get closer." Missy
is also learning her new routine! "She was never crate-trained,
but I didn't want to give her the run of the house because I don't know her at
all. My husband was trying to put her back into the crate and she didn't want
to go in and she snapped at him and got his hand. Small nip, one small puncture
wound. My husband wasn't fazed. I have been holding her and putting her down
inside the crate before she knows what happens so she is fine with me. She
doesn't like the crate, but is ok. It's been a week and she is tolerating
it....She likes the car and the groomers and the vet. She wags her tail and
approaches dogs and people very friendly, loves to be held and petted. She
likes walks and listens when I give her warnings or call her back - I have been
using an extender leash. she responds to tugs on the leash and seems to
understand "Step" She seems to have learned my laundry room and den
living area and to navigate steps into the kitchen." Missy's good
samaritan wants to share how much progress she's made in only a week!
"As you can see from the photos, she loves being a lap dog and
gets comfortable and falls asleep almost immediately in your lap. She is
fine with my dog. She does the happy dance whenever you talk to
her. She is able to do the steps and walks on the leash ok, but needs
guidance....She is a little love, loves the car and has started to give me
kisses on demand. It's been a week and she trusts me!"
Monday, October 5, 2015
Max - Adopted
Name: Max
Age: Approximately 1 year
Breed: Yellow Labrador
Sex: Male (confirmed altered)
Location: Todd County, MN
Vet Info: Max had a
rabies injection in June 2015 and is confirmed neutered. He has not had a
recent heartworm test. Max weighs about 80 pounds.
Owner Info: Max is an
adorable young fellow who was saved about six months ago. His owner
writes, "We have 2 other dogs in our home and they all got along
fine for quite awhile, now we don't know why but Max and our small older dog
don't get along and have become aggressive with each other. Max is about 80
pounds and our small dog is about 18 so when this happens Max hurts the other
dog. He gets along great with our other dog and cats. We love Max and wish we
could keep him but we have tried everything we know to try. At this point we
have to keep them separated which is becoming very difficult and unfair to the
dogs as they don't get the attention that they deserve." They
are very much hoping for rescue as soon as possible for Max. Max was originally
rescued while they were on vacation in Texas. His original owners were
going to shoot him, possibly because Max was born blind. Max's current
owners say it seems he can see shadows when it's very light out. Max is an
indoor and outdoor dog with a fenced yard, he is housebroken but not leash
trained. He is described as outgoing, and good with people of all
ages. Max is good with most dogs and cats, and currently lives with two
male dogs and three cats. Max is not possessive of toys, treats, or food,
but he and the smaller male dog do not get along, as described above. His
owners tell us that Max loves people and he is very sweet! He's a smart
fellow, too, and knows the commands, Sit, Potty, and Kisses. And they
write that Max does well in new situations. "It is rather
impressive how well he gets around!"
Sunday, October 4, 2015
Baby Able - URGENT!
Name: Baby Able
Age: 11 weeks
Sex: Male (not altered)
Breed: Australian Shepherd
Location: Murfreesboro,
TN area
Vet Info: Recently been to vet, got a clean bill of health, his first puppy shot and first Heart Guard treatment.
Owner Info: My husband and I rescued
a blind-deaf Aussie puppy from an irresponsible breeder on Craigslist. We
have had him about two weeks and had him vet checked. We didn't expect to
keep this puppy but we agreed we had to get him away from this person and get
him into the right hands! He is a typical puppy (just 11 weeks old) and a
typical Aussie... He nips and jumps and being blind and deaf, he needs a
qualified person to train him to be a safe family member. I am 51 and
have difficult diabetes as well as Multiple Sclerosis. I have very bad
balance and difficulty walking. Baby "Able" is very much a trip
/ fall hazard for me so we must get him into rescue ASAP. I MUST get
rest and remove added stressors. This baby boy has definitely been a
source of stress and worry the past two weeks. We knew it would be difficult but we were determined to help him! I
literally cannot take even one safe step because of him constantly at my feet
nipping or jumping on or in front of me. Bless his heart, he just wants
to play and communicate....he's very smart, he learned immediately to
"sit" for a treat with a gentle tap on his back end! We are desperate to get him moved to a rescue ASAP as my health is a major
concern. I'm the only one who has been home with him during the day and I'm
supposed to be resting now. Thank you so much for your help!
Autumn - In Foster Care
Name: Autumn
Breed: Hound/Beagle
Mix
Sex: Female (unknown if
altered)
Age: Estimated 10-12
years
Location: Johnson City,
TN area
Vet Info: She has just been to the vet, she is
approximately 10-12 years old. She weighs 38 lbs and is about 10-15 lbs
underweight. No parasites evident, she does have an ear infection which they will
be treating. No HW test was performed.
Owner Info: One of our volunteers was notified by her vet about this dog. A
woman found her as a stray wandering in traffic. The woman stopped and picked her up and
brought her to the vet to see if she was microchipped (and she is not). She is blind -
estimate between 8 - 10 years old....maybe a hound/beagle mix? The
woman's guess on weight was about 40 lbs...but the dog is very skinny. Very skinny, no
collar. The woman is going to take her to her vet and will keep the dog
for a little bit, so the dog is safe for now. The woman has 6 dogs of her own with 3
small kids. Our volunteer asked if she could keep the dog separate from
her dogs / kids and provide a quiet / safe area for her to regain her strength
which she can and will. She's doing well - she's eating, drinking,
sleeping and just wants to be loved.
They can only keep her until Tuesday, October 6 as they are leaving to
go out of town. Any foster homes available?
Update 10/3/15: She is good with both men and women, but is startled by her good
samaritan's small children and likely needs quiet time to
recover and feel safe. Her good samaritan tells us she's very friendly!
"She seems to be adapting well. She is very friendly. As long as
you let her know you are there, she wags her tail and begs for a belly
rub."
The cause of her blindness is
unknown, and her good samaritan tells us she appears completely blind. She
also shared more details about her vet visit. "She appears to be
completely blind, but the vet was not sure what caused her blindness. She has
cataracts, but they aren't bad enough to be causing the blindness.... She
is 10 - 15 pounds underweight. The vet believes she just hasn't been able to
find food. Blood work would need to be done to rule out other issues. She has
an ear infection - meds received from vet to start treating. Since bringing her
into our home she has been eating, drinking, voiding and having normal bowel
movements. No parasites were found in her stool sample. Unknown as to whether
or not she has been spayed. No visible scars noted to indicate surgery."
Update 10/16/15: This beautiful girl now has a beautiful
name... .Autumn! One of our foster homes had a chance to spend several
days with Autumn while her good samaritan was away.
“I've had Autumn
from Saturday to Thursday am. The person who found
Autumn went on vacation and returned Wednesday night. I gave
Autumn back to her Thursday at 10:00. but wanted to give an
update on her. She does not want to take Autumn to the shelter as she
would be put down. Autumn definitely belonged to someone, she is very comfortable
in the house, knows how to walk on leash and loves all people.
She is wonderful - a total love.
Will flip over for belly rubs almost as soon as you start petting her.
She ate well and definitely is gaining some weight. Her ears seem to be
clearing up but still has goop coming out when I put the meds in (2x / day).
I've kept her separate from my guys -
however, I did want to test her with this aggression because it doesn't seem to
fit her personality.
On Saturday, my boxer, Bear and Sunny
(my Aussie) were in the screened in porch (we have rails up also so no one can
go through the screen). We have a deck next to the porch so Autumn and I
walked up to the screen. She was definitely aggressive but it seemed more
like a defensive aggression. So I removed her from the deck.
On Sunday, we tried again and she
walked up to the screen and nothing....her tail was wagging, she was smelling
the air, but absolutely no aggression.
Monday and Tuesday, I did it
again - each time, no aggression. Tail wagging and head high smelling the
air.
On Wednesday and Thursday, I
brought the crate into the living room and put her in it, then brought Bear
into the room. Bear walked up to the crate and Autumn was wagging her
tail with no sign of aggression again. She wasn't happy being in the
crate, but no aggression towards Bear. I put Bear on the other side of the
gate, which blocks the living room from the rest of the house. Bear was
with Sunny on the opposite side of the gate. I let Autumn out of the
crate, put her on leash and walked her up to the gate. Again, tail was
wagging and no sign of aggression. I kept her with me in the living room
all day on Wednesday and Hero, Sunny and Bear have come up to the
gate to see her and she hasn't paid any mind to any of them. She's been
walking around the room and goes past the gate often - will stop and smell,
then continues on her way. I put her back in the expen in the living room
and let the other dogs wander around her and still no reaction.
My thoughts on this: I think she
is newly blind, out on her own for God knows how long, and she's been
scared. I don't think she would be dog aggressive given the proper slow
introductions. The foster home would just have to take it slow with
her. The vet that saw her thinks she has a lesion somewhere between her
eyes and brain, no significant cataracts. I'm not sure if the lesion will
heal and she'll regain some or all of her sight or if she would need some other
type of treatment.
She loves squeeky toys!
If anyone can foster this sweet old
girl, please send an email to the foster team.”
"Autumn is doing very well!!
She continues to eat well so she has some meat on her bones now :) She
LOVES her belly rubs!! She's a big lap dog who really needs someone who has
more time for her. With 3 little boys and 6 dogs of our own we feel bad
that we don't have more time for her. We are really hoping we can find the
perfect forever home for her - she is super sweet and deserves the
best!! We really appreciate all your help."
Update 10/22/15: Autumn continues to do well! Please read her
update below, and check out her beautiful new photo! Autumn is still
waiting to find rescue or a new home.
Update 11/12/15: Peggy has heard from Autumn's good samaritans,
and they're not able to keep her much longer. Autumn is becoming
urgent! Peggy writes, "The people that found her can't keep her much longer and
she'll be turned into the shelter here. The shelter won't keep her long as
she is blind, so I'd say she's now coming close to critical."
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