Lothie

Lothie's story is one of heartbreak and resilience. Dumped in a parking lot in the Rio Grande Valley in over 100 temperatures, she and her littermates had all the odds stacked against them. A community with no resources, where rescuers homes are overflowing with unwanted and discarded pets, and no access to food or water. <br/><br/>A video was shared online, and we couldn't leave them outside. So Orphan Annie's Neonatal Rescue agreed to take them in, pay for their transport to Austin, and provide the medical care they desperately needed. But before sweet Lothie could make the journey, a dog in the foster's home bit Lothie on her face fracturing her facial bones. Lothie was immediately taken to the vet in Austin, where pain meds were prescribed, and a full evaluation was performed. The veterinarian believes there will be no longterm problems with the injury. <br/><br/>Despite all this, she remains the absolute sweetest, calmest, most loving puppy. She just wants to be held, spoiled, and loved. Just like every puppy that comes through our rescue, Lothie is vaccinated for age, microchipped, dewormed, current on prevention, and the cost of her spay will be covered at Emancipet when she is old enough for surgery.

Lothie's story is one of heartbreak and resilience. Dumped in a parking lot in the Rio Grande Valley in over 100 temperatures, she and her littermates had all the odds stacked against them. A community with no resources, where rescuers homes are overflowing with unwanted and discarded pets, and no access to food or water.

A video was shared online, and we couldn't leave them outside. So Orphan Annie's Neonatal Rescue agreed to take them in, pay for their transport to Austin, and provide the medical care they desperately needed. But before sweet Lothie could make the journey, a dog in the foster's home bit Lothie on her face fracturing her facial bones. Lothie was immediately taken to the vet in Austin, where pain meds were prescribed, and a full evaluation was performed. The veterinarian believes there will be no longterm problems with the injury.

Despite all this, she remains the absolute sweetest, calmest, most loving puppy. She just wants to be held, spoiled, and loved. Just like every puppy that comes

Lothie's story is one of heartbreak and resilience. Dumped in a parking lot in the Rio Grande Valley in over 100 temperatures, she and her littermates had all the odds stacked against them. A community with no resources, where rescuers homes are overflowing with unwanted and discarded pets, and no access to food or water.

A video was shared online, and we couldn't leave them outside. So Orphan Annie's Neonatal Rescue agreed to take them in, pay for their transport to Austin, and provide the medical care they desperately needed. But before sweet Lothie could make the journey, a dog in the foster's home bit Lothie on her face fracturing her facial bones. Lothie was immediately taken to the vet in Austin, where pain meds were prescribed, and a full evaluation was performed. The veterinarian believes there will be no longterm problems with the injury.

Despite all this, she remains the absolute sweetest, calmest, most loving puppy. She just wants to be held, spoiled, and loved. Just like every puppy that comes through our rescue, Lothie is vaccinated for age, microchipped, dewormed, current on prevention, and the cost of her spay will be covered at Emancipet when she is old enough for surgery.