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A step in the right direction! This is ChoCho, Jared’s (my brother) rescue from Houston, she is very timid and fearful of men, but this morning I got her to take food from my hand, making my day. To the people who can put a dog in this frame of mind, I only wish the worse for you.

PeteEwy 6 June 22
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When I found my tiny mix, a runaway from a puppy mill (because she is Smart!) She was almost bald, red bumpy skin from flea bites, almost 50% underweight and all teeth were loose, plus tits filled with milk from yet another litter. Not easy to catch, either, then huddled in a crate all the way home (7 hours) I ended up carrying the crate into the house at 2 am because she wasn't leaving it! The next day we bonded over food, the next day my girlfriend came to see my new friend, bringing small-dog stuff from her house...i had only had 60+ lb-ers, ever. As soon as Wendy saw her, she began to tremble so violently I had to put her down, I thought it was a seizure! After about a year, she now snuggles happily on any available lap, gets all excited when she sees a party is planned. They just need love & nutrition! Even most of her teeth tightened back up! You are Great!

AnneWimsey Level 9 Aug 10, 2018
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She wants to trust again. I can see it.

Baby steps.

She defenitely does, sadly I have to go home before complete trust was built. It is slow progress. Saddened by how much a stranger being in house makes her feel.

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Many thanks to you and your brother!

dkp93 Level 8 June 22, 2018
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People suck. I wish you continued progress in getting her past the fear.

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