Sunday, March 20, 2016

Zoey


Name: Zoey
Age: 3 years 
Breed: White Shepherd Mix
Sex: Female (will be altered shortly)
Location: Horry County, SC

Vet Info: Zoey is not yet spayed, but is scheduled to be spayed shortly.  Her rescuer gave her the 9-way vaccination, but she has not yet been vetted.  Zoey weighs about 25 pounds.   
Owner Info: Zoey (also known as Winter) is a beautiful girl with a very sad history.  Her rescuer writes that she was found almost dead on her doorstep, and that they believe Zoey was, "Abandoned, beaten, starved, left for dead, we believe she was used as a bait dog, sexually assaulted, her teeth are all broken..."  Her rescuer is very much hoping to find Zoey rescue or a home of her own!

Zoey is an indoor dog confined to one area of the house.  She is housebroken, but not leash trained.  She is good with women and children, and both male and female dogs, however Zoey is skittish due to her history, and her rescuer writes that she is kept separate from the other dogs.  "...she is kept separate because she had been through torture & is afraid. Sometimes she stays with a few of the dogs she gets along with but she is very skittish....She barks at some dogs because she was used as a bait dog. She especially does not like pit bulls, she is skittish of men. We believe she was also sexually abused."  

Zoey is not possessive of toys, treats, or food and has never bitten or snapped.  She is somewhat anxious, and her rescuer gave us more details:  "She has anxiety because of what abuse she went through, she needs to learn how to trust, very scared."  Zoey is partially blind, and her vision is getting worse.  Her rescuer writes, "She is definitely partially blind and getting worse. Her eyes are small & closed quite a bit."

Zoey's rescuer would love for Zoey to have her second chance!  She writes, "This dogs life needs to be saved, we believe she needs more care than we have to offer. We nursed her back to eating & having her gain wait, but if someone does not truly have her vetted I don't know how much of a chance she will have We just don't get any funding to do this. We take care if the dogs on our own & don't have the money to get the care she needs."

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