Faith

Faith did not have an easy first 4-5 years of her life. We believe she may have had a home before with kids, because she absolutely adores kids, but something went wrong along the way. She was found severely injured on the side of the road one night after midnight. A Good Samaritan picked her up from a ditch, and we met her at the vet the very next morning. We realized quickly that Faith was paralyzed, and on top of it, showed signs of being a former bait dog. She was covered in scars, her top canines had been ripped out, and she's nervous around other big dogs at first. However, Faith has not let anything from her past stop her, not even paralysis. She continues to be the sweetest, most loving dog that I have ever met, despite how cruel humans were to her in the past. She fought against all the odds to regain mobility in her back legs. And although it's not perfect, she no longer needs a wheelchair to get around on her own. Her journey has been a long and painful one. We did not realize when we brought her in that she was pregnant. She had to have an emergency c-section, and unfortunately the trauma from her past resulted in her losing all the babies. After that setback, she became more determined than ever to keep fighting and keep getting better. And now she walks! We never could have imagined it! Faith is potty trained, but since her c-section, it has thrown her off a little. I have no doubt she'll get back on track. She's kennel trained, and will not potty in her kennel. She's a lover, a couch-potato, and a survivor. And now she needs a home where she can finally stop fighting and retire for the rest of her years. She is a very thick, muscular bully breed. We will be particular about Faith's new home. Meet and greets are requires, as well as vet references. She is currently HW positive, but the shelter is treating her. Faith is fixed and vaccinated. Adoption fee 100$.