msandoval
New member
Hi,
My name is Missy and I recently adopted a lovely little girl from our local shelter about 3 weeks ago.
Maggie was brought into the shelter as a stray (along with another bulldog they believed came from the same home). Our vet examined her and it was concluded that she was most likely used for breeding by a puppy mill due to the condition of her teats and the issues with her insides which resulted in an emergency operation.
She was a very sick and sad little thing when we got her home originally and has a whole new happy personality since her operation.
She has successfully stolen both mine and my husbands heart and we want to give her the best care possible. I joined this forum so that I could learn from people with more experience in properly caring for her.
This is her post operation:

My name is Missy and I recently adopted a lovely little girl from our local shelter about 3 weeks ago.
Maggie was brought into the shelter as a stray (along with another bulldog they believed came from the same home). Our vet examined her and it was concluded that she was most likely used for breeding by a puppy mill due to the condition of her teats and the issues with her insides which resulted in an emergency operation.
She was a very sick and sad little thing when we got her home originally and has a whole new happy personality since her operation.
She has successfully stolen both mine and my husbands heart and we want to give her the best care possible. I joined this forum so that I could learn from people with more experience in properly caring for her.
This is her post operation:
