Clover

Clover is a 3-year-old, petite, 13-pound, beagle whose story could have ended very differently. <br/><br/>Found severely injured in someone’s front yard, she was rushed to a veterinarian by a compassionate Good Samaritan. There, it was discovered that her pelvis was shattered on both sides.<br/><br/>Facing an uncertain future, Pets with Disabilities stepped in to give Clover the second chance she so desperately needed and deserved. On Saint Patrick’s Day, our lucky girl underwent major surgery to repair her pelvis. <br/><br/>Because of the severity of her injuries, Clover needed to remain quiet with controlled exercise while recovering from surgery, which has made some aspects of her progress a bit slower. Her recovery has been anything but easy, but with dedicated physical therapy, plenty of rest, and an abundance of love, Clover is steadily regaining her strength. She is now fully healed!<br/><br/>True to her beagle nature, Clover remains a joyful and curious pup. She’s incredibly sweet and friendly, though a bit timid when meeting new people. She would thrive in a calm, patient home where she can feel safe and loved—preferably one where she can curl up beside her people and take life at her own pace.<br/><br/>We suspect Clover has never lived in a home before, so she’ll need guidance as she learns the basics of being a cherished pet. She is not yet house trained and is still working on leash skills, but we are actively working with her on both. Slowly but surely, she is making progress and will continue to improve with consistency and patience. A home with a fenced-in yard would be ideal as she continues to build confidence.<br/><br/>Today, Clover is fully recovered and ready to begin the happy, healthy life she deserves. With a little patience and a lot of love, she’s sure to blossom into an incredible companion.

Clover is a 3-year-old, petite, 13-pound, beagle whose story could have ended very differently.

Found severely injured in someone’s front yard, she was rushed to a veterinarian by a compassionate Good Samaritan. There, it was discovered that her pelvis was shattered on both sides.

Facing an uncertain future, Pets with Disabilities stepped in to give Clover the second chance she so desperately needed and deserved. On Saint Patrick’s Day, our lucky girl underwent major surgery to repair her pelvis.

Because of the severity of her injuries, Clover needed to remain quiet with controlled exercise while recovering from surgery, which has made some aspects of her progress a bit slower. Her recovery has been anything but easy, but with dedicated physical therapy, plenty of rest, and an abundance of love, Clover is steadily regaining her strength. She is now fully healed!

True to her beagle nature, Clover remains a joyful and curious pup. She’s incredibly sweet and friendly, though a bit timid whe

Clover is a 3-year-old, petite, 13-pound, beagle whose story could have ended very differently.

Found severely injured in someone’s front yard, she was rushed to a veterinarian by a compassionate Good Samaritan. There, it was discovered that her pelvis was shattered on both sides.

Facing an uncertain future, Pets with Disabilities stepped in to give Clover the second chance she so desperately needed and deserved. On Saint Patrick’s Day, our lucky girl underwent major surgery to repair her pelvis.

Because of the severity of her injuries, Clover needed to remain quiet with controlled exercise while recovering from surgery, which has made some aspects of her progress a bit slower. Her recovery has been anything but easy, but with dedicated physical therapy, plenty of rest, and an abundance of love, Clover is steadily regaining her strength. She is now fully healed!

True to her beagle nature, Clover remains a joyful and curious pup. She’s incredibly sweet and friendly, though a bit timid when meeting new people. She would thrive in a calm, patient home where she can feel safe and loved—preferably one where she can curl up beside her people and take life at her own pace.

We suspect Clover has never lived in a home before, so she’ll need guidance as she learns the basics of being a cherished pet. She is not yet house trained and is still working on leash skills, but we are act