HAVVA
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Meet Ms. H-A-V-V-A (Turkish for lady or eve). She is
an Anatolian/Pyrenees mix. When I first saw this little
girl, my heart sank – she was in such bad shape – she
had no life about her. I could not even tell how old she
was. HAVVA was rescued from a local shelter where
her time was absolutely up and she had contracted a
serious upper respiratory infection. She had nowhere
to turn but to a rescue group. With the help of some
caring volunteers, she was rescued and brought to us
to recover from her illness.
Rail thin at 49 lbs. with very little hair, HAVVA had no
appetite because she was so congested. The only
food we could get her to eat was grilled chicken breast
and that she had – all that she could eat. After a few
days of stuffing medications down her, HAVVA
announced that she had enough. She was ready to eat
on her own and all we had to do was add her treatment
to her food. From there it was uphill for her – she
quickly transformed into a bundle of energy and it was
easy to see that she was actually a youngster. Now
she trots everywhere she goes. There is no slow
walking for this girl; she now has places to go. She
wants to run and play and do all those things that she
has missed.
HAVVA was picked up as a stray on the streets – so we
do not know much about her past. We do know that
she has a bubbling personality and lots of energy. She
is growing her hair back and has a beautiful full white
coat with hints of tan. HAVVA is slowly putting on much
needed muscle and getting stronger every day. She is
scheduled for her spay surgery soon and has been
fully vetted.
Right now, HAVVA needs a place to call home – even a
foster home would give her the much needed love and
attention that she deserves.
an Anatolian/Pyrenees mix. When I first saw this little
girl, my heart sank – she was in such bad shape – she
had no life about her. I could not even tell how old she
was. HAVVA was rescued from a local shelter where
her time was absolutely up and she had contracted a
serious upper respiratory infection. She had nowhere
to turn but to a rescue group. With the help of some
caring volunteers, she was rescued and brought to us
to recover from her illness.
Rail thin at 49 lbs. with very little hair, HAVVA had no
appetite because she was so congested. The only
food we could get her to eat was grilled chicken breast
and that she had – all that she could eat. After a few
days of stuffing medications down her, HAVVA
announced that she had enough. She was ready to eat
on her own and all we had to do was add her treatment
to her food. From there it was uphill for her – she
quickly transformed into a bundle of energy and it was
easy to see that she was actually a youngster. Now
she trots everywhere she goes. There is no slow
walking for this girl; she now has places to go. She
wants to run and play and do all those things that she
has missed.
HAVVA was picked up as a stray on the streets – so we
do not know much about her past. We do know that
she has a bubbling personality and lots of energy. She
is growing her hair back and has a beautiful full white
coat with hints of tan. HAVVA is slowly putting on much
needed muscle and getting stronger every day. She is
scheduled for her spay surgery soon and has been
fully vetted.
Right now, HAVVA needs a place to call home – even a
foster home would give her the much needed love and
attention that she deserves.
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