She was washed with dry shampoo to get her a bit cleaner and less smellier. Then she got another treatment against flees

Then we went for a walk and once again I could see how she would try to hide under a car...damn that girl is so damn scared of the world surrounding her
Even in the car she would try to hide but then she saw me, yes me and that gave her some confidence

She knows  only 1 thing very well, and that is to make herself as small as possible in a hiding place.

I have had some sad cases here, but this almost breaks my heart as she is only 4.5 months old.

Here she is lying in an open bench as she feels safe there. The door is open so she can get out when she wants to get out.

I went to visit my neighbour with her and the other WRR dogs so she would find out that there are more good people in this world.

Boomer was not impressed  Where is that stranger ?
Cheyenne was OK with sharing Tony s attention
Boomer was not
Hey are we going home ?
At home...Tommy connecting with puppy
Tonight I had to go to the physio ...of course I did not want puppy to be alone at home so she went to my neighbours yo learn and find out that there are still good humans in this world...young and old

Faith-Hope: 24/11
Today I was a t the vetclinic at 11 am. I saw the same scenario as yesterday and the day before... still very afraid when you arrive, but adapting quickly.
Since Friday I have still not heard her bark 1... a shockcollar in the past ???? You must be kidding (Getting angry again). I torched the little lady to prepare her for the OP an what would happen and meanwhile spent some undemanded time with her.
Just before 1 pm it was her turn: the catheder was put in and with propofol she went to sleep.
While opening the leg Juan could see this was not a recent broken femur and he had quite some work to clean both parts up and to make a perfect fit.
Of course he made the correct surgical decision as this is a pup with bones that still are growing.
Thanks to the use of the correct products, Hope did not have any problems to wake up slowly from the aneastesia.
At 3 pm she was totally awake and trying to stand up.
I torched her once again against pains and to stimulate cell regeneration.
After a brief stop ver at home to put the rescuehorses in the paddocks before dark, I went back to the clinic till 8 pm.
The girl is doing fine and she has made a click in her head... tonight she realised we are here to help here and she should not be afraid.
I have made the decision to take her home tomorrow.
For once nobody has offered yet a fosterhome

Faith-Hope: 23/11/2014:

She is doing OK ! Aitor said she is starting to show her character.
She is a little afraid of many things but adapts really quick.
I did not find any more flees, so the treatment has done it's work.
While Aitor and I were treating & cleaning the scin around her nails (which was black) she did not really like it and gave a small puppy bite (just a touch, no biting) to Aitor and kisses on my hand to me, hahahahahahahaa.
I torched her again today as she just loves it.
I took some video and am uploading it. Enjoy a few pictures meanwhile

We were at a fair yesterday to try and sell the famous Figs marmelade with vanilla, we had aromabeads with essential oils with us and all the Mosjies that Mosjie-Mosjie had donated to us.
AT the same time Eva made publicity about the Photonic Therapy and gave some torchsessions to the needy

So after the fair in Calpe Addi Verschuuren and I went to see Faith (Mausie) again at the clinic 4 some undemanded time and to torch her with the Photonic Therapy.
Nuria, the vet from Hospital Veterinario JG was saying she was just a beautiful dog, so kind and calm...everybody loves her there
They were shocked to hear the story about the shockcollar and very angry.

Of course I will go back to her tomorrow and will spend more time with her

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