What I like about my dog
EVERYTHING!!!!
What my dog likes best about me
I give her treats, I'm kind and loving, and her BFF!!
Number of people I've met through my dog
SEVERAL!!
If I didn't have a dog, I'd like a...
HORSE!
I LOVE HORSES AND VIZSLAS!!!!!!! I'm a TOTAL animal freak!!! I'm a outdoorsy kinda girl. LOVE camping and going to Great Uncle and Aunt's ranch!!!! ABSOLUTLY LOOOOVVVE MAYBE!!!!
Maybe's a Vizsla (X), so she is always full of energy. Also, unlike other short haired dogs, Vizslas don't stink! If you run a dry cloth over them 3 or 4 times a week, you only need to give them a bath 4 or 5 times a YEAR! Vizslas are one of the most loyal, and loving dogs, and are also known as the Velcro dog. They are great companions, and wonderful family dogs. I TOTALLY recommend them!!
Her Story:
Every animal that enters a shelter has a story and this is Maybe's. Maybe was hit by a car and drug underneath it for 2 blocks. Not sure if she was alive or dead she was rushed by strangers to the nearest Veterinarian Hospital. She was barely alive. Her skin from the middle of her chest down to her knees had literally been ripped off. Also, 75% off her tail had been ripped away. Her first surgery lasted over 5 hours, she recovered but was in immense pain. Maybe needed twice daily wet to dry bandage changes in order to help her skin granulate in. The entire staff of the Veterinarian hospital said she never growled, snapped or complained about any of her painful procedures. She just seemed so grateful. Maybe went through 2 more intense surgeries to repair all of her wounds. This dog's spirit was never dampened. She was always happy and what little bit of tail that was left always wagged. No-one came forward to claim this brave dog. We figure since she was able to have the will to live, and that the vet was able to save her, the shelter was able to find her a safe, loving home with us. This dog is extraordinarily special with an amazing soul. Not many living creatures would have the will to survive like Maybe did. This dog deserved a chance at a wonderful, long life. We call her "Able Maybe" one heck of a dog!
