My name is Rosie!

Shortly after this past Thanksgiving, I was driving on the Grand Parkway and a truck threw this sweet girl out in front of me. I slammed on my breaks and grabbed her as she was stumbling back and forth across the highway. She was severely dehydrated and covered with scars. I took her home and straight to the vet. We got her dewormed, vaccinated, spayed, and while she was under, they did an umbilical hernia repair and an emergency gastropexy, to save her life.

We had considered keeping her and our youngest son named her Rosie, but she cannot be trusted with our cats and doesn't get along at all, with most of our dogs. When she's by herself, she is a wonderful and loving girl who loves cucumbers, grapes and blueberries. She sits and listens very well. She loves her toys and stuffed animals and doesn't destroy them. She is very well house trained and doesn't need a kennel. She's also super strong and loves to cuddle.