We have no way of knowing how long she will be around, but as of right now, she takes a thyroid pill and an anti-inflammatory (which are super cheap and will send some home with her) that she easily eats in a piece of cheese with breakfast, and that's it. And she doesn't run or play any high impact sports; she prefers the waddle slowly into the yard in the cooler morning and hang out on the cool pavement and chew on a bone. Then shes right back inside, on a dog bed in front of a fan. Easy peasy.

She doesn't need to be crated, as she doesn't destroy anything. She is potty trained, although occasionally a (very solid) poop might squeeze out when she groans to stand up. I mean, happens to the best of us yah? But it's a very rare occurrence. She is grey in the face and slow, and so sweet and so easy. She is about 90 lbs, so shes a big girl. She has met all sizes of dogs and while she has no interest in playing, she easily co-habitates with them and basically ignores them. Like I said, easy peasy.

So, have a soft spot for this girl to land? She is ready for a home of her own, and will come with plenty of her meds, a large bed of her own, and all the gratitude she can muster. Her adoption fee is waived for the right family.

You can apply on recycledpetsnorcal.org/adoptpet