Molly is doing wonderfully and is not favoring either leg anymore. She hops and jumps and rolls around on her back in the grass like a frisky puppy when she goes outside-she is a new little woman!
I know it's ridiculous, but we got her a doggie stroller with a mesh screen so she can go to craft fairs and other outdoor functions where she can see the people she loves but be safe in case another dog arrives on the scene-will let you know how that works. My husband can't believe I got it but he pampers her just as much as I do, so he's full of it. It's hard to say who loves her the most-she is just the perfect angel. The kids are still great with her and take her on lots of walks without complaint. I think it was good to wait until they were a little older to get her. We all like cuddling with her on the couch.
Still no accidents; she still doesn't like to go out in the rain, but thunderstorms don't really bother her anymore. She stays up with me at night while I putter around the house and knows when it's time for bed-she trots in front of me and stands at the bed to wait for me to put her up. Then she curls up at the foot and sleeps through the night with us. On weekends if I sleep in, she will, too!
Thanks again for everything-it's great to know we made the best decision for her health -she's all set for a nice long life, knock on wood!
Love,
Sarah
Note: The sketch of Molly was drawn by the Bromley family. They also made up goodie bags for the NEBTR members who helped with her transport, along with a lovely note. What a great family for Molly! We are as pleased and proud as we can be, especially her former foster mom Jodi Groff!
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