BeeBee came into our life
when a sweet friend, Denise (who made this all possible), with No More Tears
Rescue (Mill Dog Rescue) needed help. She needed some help picking up a mill
momma in southern Lancaster County. I thought I could never do that. Of all
that I do in rescuing, I never thought I could go straight to the mill to pick
up dogs. I never thought my heart, or mind, could take it. But then Libre, the
neglected and left-for-dead BT came along and he pushed me past my fears. So
off we went. The Amish miller wasn't home but the young girls showed me a BT,
who is now Tess. I could tell she wasn't well. It was so hot and the poor baby
was foaming at the mouth. She was in an open dirt run with a male, who is now Colby Jack. Then they showed me our girl. She was in a rabbit hutch and very
scared. I almost died knowing I had to leave two of them behind. So we left and
awaited the call back from the miller. I prayed and prayed that we wouldn't
have to leave the other two behind. My friend, Denise, who set this all up,
mentioned later that he may want to give us all three BTs but we weren't sure
until we got there the second time. But we left with all three babies! And well, the rest is history. Thank God!
BeeBee
updates. She is so sweet and a beautiful girl. I absolutely LOVE her and so
does my husband. She has come out of her shell a little but not a lot. At first
she wouldn't even take a treat from our hand. She hasn't barked, whimpered or
made a sound. I am hoping she isn't debarked. She now takes treats from our
hands. She will lay down next to us on the couch. She loves the couch! But we
have yet to figure her out. She does love to get gentle snuggles, kisses and love but you can tell
she is still so very guarded. She wants to love all the love but is so guarded.
Her little spirit is so broken. We
want to help her so badly. I would give anything for her to not feel afraid and
to be a normal BT. It is heartbreaking.
Heather
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