COURTESY LISTING--PLEASE CONTACT THE PARTY/PARTIES BELOW. DO NOT CONTACT WARF, AS WE HAVE NO FURTHER INFORMATION. Her name might be Babygirl, but this sweet (approximately) one year old has survived more than most dogs do in a lifetime--certainly more than any dog should have to. In early June, Babygirl was found and taken in by a Good Samaritan in Vallejo, CA. She was emaciated and was dragging a badly broken leg behind her. Despite being in terrible pain, Baby's sweet, trusting, affectionate and resilient spirit shined through. Unfortunately, Babygirl's broken leg had tried to heal itself, improperly, and some lasting damage had been done. After multiple orthopedic consultations with various veterinarians, it was determined the best course of action was to amputate her back left leg. Surgery took place on July 22 and Sweet Babygirl came through with flying colors. She is currently learning to navigate life with three legs and is absolutely thriving. She is now at a healthy weight, has been spayed and is current on all vaccinations. She is a bundle of sweet energy and loves other dogs; she adores her foster siblings! She has not been around children, but, especially as she is a young, friendly dog, her foster mama believes she would be great with kids. Her breed is truly a mystery--some think she has some Doberman in her, others believe she looks like a Catahoula. These breeds are listed in her description but are truly just guesses. She is currently in a loving foster placement, but her foster mama has four of her own dogs and cannot keep Babygirl long-term. If you are interested in meeting Babygirl, please contact Elaine at eboehme001@gmail.com/707 479-2407 or Giselle at giselle.coriano@icloud.com. This is a courtesy listing. Please do not contact WARF, as we have no more information on this animal. Thank you.

Unknown with cats
Good with dogs
Unknown with children
Current on vaccinations