she didn't even hold her head all the way up. For two days, after we brought her home! All she wanted to do was hide under something. So we fixed up a nice, comfy hidey-hole, and she took to it immediately. And she stayed there until she started feeling better and more comfortable, and from the original looks of her when we got her - more confident that we weren't going to hurt her. It was so sad when we first got her. Skin and bone! NO exaggeration, either. You could see every rib under her skin. You could see every bit of her backbone along her back. Scrawny and banged up and sad.
Now she's plump and sassy and happy, holds her head up proudly, and even exhibits quite a strong and well-developed sense of humor! She's a happy dog. Quite visibly. And so are we!
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(Drive me to the store, Goldie!)
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