Tesha

Tesha is about 9-12MO and weighs about 8lbs. Tesha's story starting out as a hearting one, but we are hoping that with our help finding her a wonderful forever family she will never feel anything again but love, happiness, and safety. Tesha was seen being thrown out of the window of a moving car when she was only 2 months old. A good samaritan who saw it happen grabbed her as quickly as possible from the highway and rushed her to the emergency vet. She spent over a month at the vet getting treated for injuries and brain swelling. She was eventually cleared to travel to CO where she has been in foster care for a few months now. We wanted to make sure she continued to get better and become a happy girl. Because of her abuse, Tesha will always be a little unique with some brain ticks and quirks, but she is a happy, healthy little girl. Here is what her foster has to say about her:<br/><br/>"We have had her since November and there has not been a day, since she finally began trusting us, that she does not make us laugh. She takes time to warm up, to trust you, but once she does, she is a bright light. She loves to snuggle, chase a ball and bring it back, she loves to play with all our dogs and does not take no for an answer. She is a great eater, good with cats and dogs, and we are working on potty training. She is terrified of riding in cars and why wouldn't she be since she was thrown out the window of one. If you snuggle her closely or put her in a carrier where she is safe, she is ok. She is quirky and funny and occasionally demanding of your attention, but in the cutest of ways. She would do best in a family with another dog or dogs who like to play. She loves being loved on and really needs a family who can give her as much love as she has to give them...which is a lot, and unconditional. <br/><br/>If you are interested in giving this sweet girl her happily ever after, please fill out our adoption application at brighterdaysdogrescue.com

Tesha is about 9-12MO and weighs about 8lbs. Tesha's story starting out as a hearting one, but we are hoping that with our help finding her a wonderful forever family she will never feel anything again but love, happiness, and safety. Tesha was seen being thrown out of the window of a moving car when she was only 2 months old. A good samaritan who saw it happen grabbed her as quickly as possible from the highway and rushed her to the emergency vet. She spent over a month at the vet getting treated for injuries and brain swelling. She was eventually cleared to travel to CO where she has been in foster care for a few months now. We wanted to make sure she continued to get better and become a happy girl. Because of her abuse, Tesha will always be a little unique with some brain ticks and quirks, but she is a happy, healthy little girl. Here is what her foster has to say about her:

"We have had her since November and there has not been a day, since she finally began trusting us, that she does not make us laugh.

Tesha is about 9-12MO and weighs about 8lbs. Tesha's story starting out as a hearting one, but we are hoping that with our help finding her a wonderful forever family she will never feel anything again but love, happiness, and safety. Tesha was seen being thrown out of the window of a moving car when she was only 2 months old. A good samaritan who saw it happen grabbed her as quickly as possible from the highway and rushed her to the emergency vet. She spent over a month at the vet getting treated for injuries and brain swelling. She was eventually cleared to travel to CO where she has been in foster care for a few months now. We wanted to make sure she continued to get better and become a happy girl. Because of her abuse, Tesha will always be a little unique with some brain ticks and quirks, but she is a happy, healthy little girl. Here is what her foster has to say about her:

"We have had her since November and there has not been a day, since she finally began trusting us, that she does not make us laugh. She takes time to warm up, to trust you, but once she does, she is a bright light. She loves to snuggle, chase a ball and bring it back, she loves to play with all our dogs and does not take no for an answer. She is a great eater, good with cats and dogs, and we are working on potty training. She is terrified of riding in cars and why wouldn't she be since she was thrown out the window of one. If