Name: Biscuit
Age: Estimated 3 years
Breed: Unknown
Sex: Female (altered)
Location: Nashville/Chattanooga,
TN
Update 5/27/16:
Biscuit is at the vet's today being spayed. They are able to keep
Biscuit a little bit longer. I don't believe he has a fenced yard and
believe she is being kept outside sleeping on the front porch. The finder
has three outdoor cats so I assume Biscuit is okay with cats but I cannot say
how she is with dogs. Biscuit is approximately 50 pounds.
Original Email: We are a
small, very small group of people who volunteer try to help this rural
community with pet emergencies, spay/neuter programs, and hold adoption events
to try and find loving homes for dogs to keep them out of our extremely high
kill shelter. We only have a couple of foster homes for dogs and they are all
full and would not be capable of caring for a dog with special needs even if
they had room. Last week we were notified by a couple who had a blind dog
dumped by their house they have been feeding her but cannot keep her long
term. As week or so has passed they are now wanting to take her to our
high kill shelter where she would not stand a chance. Our shelter will
kill for space so you can imagine a blind dog or any dog with physical
limitations would probably be the first on the list. This breaks my heart
this dog, named Biscuit, is approximately three years of age. She has
shown no aggression and seems to be a happy dog despite being blind. She
only has one eye and the remaining eye is clouded. I found your rescue by
doing a search but it showed up for Tennessee but I see on your website you are
not from this area. If you could help maybe transport could be arranged
to save this young girls life. We are located halfway between Nashville
and Chattanooga, TN. If you could help, know anyone that could help, or
direct me in the right direction it would be greatly appreciated.
Update 5/19/16: Biscuit may be OK with other dogs! Please
read the email below from when she was at the vet's!
"There were a few dogs coming in and out of the vet's while
I was at the front desk and she did great. Tail was wagging and she seemed all
excited like she wanted to play. No growling or anything even when an old moody
chihuahua in the corner starting growling at her."
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