Willa

  Birmingham, Alabama

Female
Age:  3   (DOB 1/2/2022)
#12
Healthy!
Adoption Donation: $600

Welcome in, Willa! Willa is a sweet but scared little girl who will turn 3 years old in January. An Amish puppy miller quite literally dumped her off his property and thankfully she found her way to us where she is safe, sound, and loved and now has the opportunity for a happy furever 💜 Willa is undergoing her intake vetting today in Atlanta, Georgia, and will soon make the short trip over to Birmingham, Alabama to settle into her foster home 🏡  We will be sure to share her medical update once all her labwork results are in 🧪

DECEMBER 23, 2024: We recently introduced you to sweet but scared little Willa after an Amish puppy miller quite literally dumped her off his property. Thankfully she found her way to us where she is safe, sound, and loved and now has the opportunity for a happy furever. Willa will turn 3 years old next week (DOB 1/2/2022) and has now undergone her full intake vetting. 
12 pound Willa is being treated for intestinal parasites, ear infections, and a urinary tract infection. As evident by her extremely stained fur, she has been living in complete filth in an inhumane puppy mill. Her infections will soon be rechecked and when cleared, she will undergo her spay surgery and dental. Her eyes, knees, hips, and heart were found to be clear and congenitally sound at this time. 
Willa is being fostered in Birmingham, Alabama and is coming around a little bit everyday which is all we can really ask of her. We will continue to give her all the time, gentle love, and encouragement she needs to start to figure she is safe and loved 💕

JANUARY 20, 2024: Little Willa in Birmingham, Alabama just had a great vet recheck and celebrated with a pup cup🍦 3 year old Willa is now all healed up from her spay surgery, her ears are now all clear following treatment for infection, and her fecal test is now negative following treatment for hookworms ✔️ While in her normal stance and gait, both knees feel tight and stable with no luxation, we’ve noticed some instability of her right knee only when she’s in full extension. We’re going to have our awesome orthopedic doctor evaluate her just to be sure no interventions are needed. Her appointment is 2/6 and we will be sure to post an pupdate 🐾