Rosie

Rosie is about 6 years old and one of the sweetest, most resilient girls you will ever meet. She has overcome so much and is finally ready for the calm, loving life she deserves.<br/><br/> <br/><br/>She was rescued in January 2024 during a spay and neuter clinic in the Bahamas. After her surgery, she was supposed to be returned to the area she came from, but we were told she was at risk of being poisoned if she went back. We could not let that happen. Instead, we flew her to Florida and into a safe foster home. That decision changed her entire future.<br/><br/> <br/><br/>Before rescue, Rosie was likely used repeatedly for breeding. In 2024, she went through extensive medical care with us and handled every step with quiet strength. She tested positive for TVT after her rescue and completed treatment in the spring of 2024. By summer 2024, she was officially cancer free. Later in 2024, she had a hernia removed from her backside. She also tested positive for heartworm and completed treatment in November and December 2024. She has since tested negative and is heartworm free.<br/><br/> <br/><br/>Last year she was also diagnosed with early kidney disease. She manages beautifully on a renal diet and does not require any medications at this time. She also has some arthritis in her back legs, which is well managed with Librela injections. With this support, she remains comfortable, happy, and mobile.<br/><br/> <br/><br/>After everything she has endured, Rosie is now a healthy, stable, easygoing girl. She is affectionate, gentle, and so ready to be someone's steady companion. She has been waiting for her forever home since January 2024, and she truly deserves a soft place to land.<br/><br/> <br/><br/>Rosie is not defined by her past. She is defined by her resilience, her sweetness, and her ability to love despite it all. Now she just needs someone to love her back for the rest of her life.

Rosie is about 6 years old and one of the sweetest, most resilient girls you will ever meet. She has overcome so much and is finally ready for the calm, loving life she deserves.



She was rescued in January 2024 during a spay and neuter clinic in the Bahamas. After her surgery, she was supposed to be returned to the area she came from, but we were told she was at risk of being poisoned if she went back. We could not let that happen. Instead, we flew her to Florida and into a safe foster home. That decision changed her entire future.



Before rescue, Rosie was likely used repeatedly for breeding. In 2024, she went through extensive medical care with us and handled every step with quiet strength. She tested positive for TVT after her rescue and completed treatment in the spring of 2024. By summer 2024, she was officially cancer free. Later in 2024, she had a hernia removed from her backside. She also tested positive for heartworm and completed treatment in November and December 2024. She ha

Rosie is about 6 years old and one of the sweetest, most resilient girls you will ever meet. She has overcome so much and is finally ready for the calm, loving life she deserves.



She was rescued in January 2024 during a spay and neuter clinic in the Bahamas. After her surgery, she was supposed to be returned to the area she came from, but we were told she was at risk of being poisoned if she went back. We could not let that happen. Instead, we flew her to Florida and into a safe foster home. That decision changed her entire future.



Before rescue, Rosie was likely used repeatedly for breeding. In 2024, she went through extensive medical care with us and handled every step with quiet strength. She tested positive for TVT after her rescue and completed treatment in the spring of 2024. By summer 2024, she was officially cancer free. Later in 2024, she had a hernia removed from her backside. She also tested positive for heartworm and completed treatment in November and December 2024. She has since tested negative and is heartworm free.



Last year she was also diagnosed with early kidney disease. She manages beautifully on a renal diet and does not require any medications at this time. She also has some arthritis in her back legs, which is well managed with Librela injections. With this support, she remains comfortable, happy, and mobile.



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