Carly

Duggan goes to his new home on Friday, but his spot is already full. Carly more than fills it. She's about a year and a half old, or thereabouts, and about 85-90 pounds, or thereabouts. She's a big, strong girl, all rottweiler and seemingly all sweet.

She came from a shelter in southwest Virginia where she had been given up by an owner who had kept her chained. Apparently she "grew too big."  That old story.  The prior owners didn't do much for her, but at least they didn't abuse her as she seems sweet and loving. The best thing they did was to give her up before they ruined her.

The pictures aren't great, just some I took while she was running around checking out her new digs. It's not fancy, but it's Sparky's old stomping grounds consisting of a shed with dog houses inside, and a large kennel outside, with even more dog houses so she has a variety of places to be, and the freedom to move about without being chained.

Eventually we will get her adopted to an inside life with a comfy sofa, but for now it's most important that she feel safe, comfortable, and home. She needs a vet visit, vaccines, and a spay, but today she got a new pink collar and tags that say she's one of our foster dogs.