Layla (3-legs)

Layla is a pretty 1 year old Shepherd mix girl with only 3 legs and weighs 37 pounds.<br/><br/>We are not exactly sure what happened to Layla, but when she came to a rural shelter in Georgia, her foot was already missing. The theory is that she got her paw caught in a trap and may have had to chew around it to set herself free. The amount of pain she had to endure must have been horrendous but she is a survivor! The shelter knew there was no way to salvage her leg and quickly performed a front leg amputation before infection set in.<br/><br/>Thanks to social media, Trooper's Treasurers noticed this sweet girl and networked for her which led her to the eyes of our shelter manager who was drawn to help. <br/><br/>Layla might have 3 legs but that does not stop her from being active! She loves playing with her dog friends, plays fetch with her humans, and plays a great game of tug of war for her size! She is a loving girl who will often put her head on your lap if you spend some time cuddling with her. <br/><br/>Layla started off real hesitant on the leash, but spent time in an amazing foster home that allowed her to get use to more walks, car rides, and even living with a cat. She wanted to play with the cat even if he wasn't in the mood. Because she still loves to play so much, we believe the best home for her would be with an active family allowing for dog interactions or with a family with at least one other dog (cats also welcome:)<br/><br/>The adoption fee is $135 which includes a free veterinary exam within 2 weeks of adoption at local participating vets, up to date vaccinations, heartworm test, heartworm preventative, dewormer, flea preventative, microchip, & spay or neuter.<br/><br/>If you are interested in this pet, please fill out our ADOPTION APPLICATION at https://bit.ly/3HN4Tqq<br/><br/>Visit our website at www.PetPlacementCenter.com

Layla is a pretty 1 year old Shepherd mix girl with only 3 legs and weighs 37 pounds.

We are not exactly sure what happened to Layla, but when she came to a rural shelter in Georgia, her foot was already missing. The theory is that she got her paw caught in a trap and may have had to chew around it to set herself free. The amount of pain she had to endure must have been horrendous but she is a survivor! The shelter knew there was no way to salvage her leg and quickly performed a front leg amputation before infection set in.

Thanks to social media, Trooper's Treasurers noticed this sweet girl and networked for her which led her to the eyes of our shelter manager who was drawn to help.

Layla might have 3 legs but that does not stop her from being active! She loves playing with her dog friends, plays fetch with her humans, and plays a great game of tug of war for her size! She is a loving girl who will often put her head on your lap if you spend some time cuddling with her.

Layla started of

Layla is a pretty 1 year old Shepherd mix girl with only 3 legs and weighs 37 pounds.

We are not exactly sure what happened to Layla, but when she came to a rural shelter in Georgia, her foot was already missing. The theory is that she got her paw caught in a trap and may have had to chew around it to set herself free. The amount of pain she had to endure must have been horrendous but she is a survivor! The shelter knew there was no way to salvage her leg and quickly performed a front leg amputation before infection set in.

Thanks to social media, Trooper's Treasurers noticed this sweet girl and networked for her which led her to the eyes of our shelter manager who was drawn to help.

Layla might have 3 legs but that does not stop her from being active! She loves playing with her dog friends, plays fetch with her humans, and plays a great game of tug of war for her size! She is a loving girl who will often put her head on your lap if you spend some time cuddling with her.

Layla started off real hesitant on the leash, but spent time in an amazing foster home that allowed her to get use to more walks, car rides, and even living with a cat. She wanted to play with the cat even if he wasn't in the mood. Because she still loves to play so much, we believe the best home for her would be with an active family allowing for dog interactions or with a family with at least one other dog (ca