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Four month old Baby Justice arrived in Denver today on
transport from Gallup, New Mexico to Misha May Foundation Dog Training and
Rescue. Attached are 2 of his photos from when he was with his New Mexico
Angels receiving treatment for his horrible neck wound, and love
for his broken spirit.
Justice is the sole survivor of his family group which
included mom and 5 siblings. He was dehydrated, starving and injured when he
was finally caught. He had been abused by humans and attacked by dogs.
I met the transport and was surprised at how small he and
his crate were. So quiet and still. I took him, crate and all, so as not to
threaten him with unfamiliar touch.
At my house, I had his apartment ready - a huge Great Dane
sized crate. I simply put him, small crate and all, into the large crate. I
opened his small crate door to give him access to additional blankets, food,
water (with Rescue Remedy) and an elimination area. He is cuddled
with his familiar toys given to him by his NM angels.
I covered his crate completely with a sheet to allow him to
rest and recuperate. My intention is to allow him to experience my care of
him, but to realize I have no expectations of him. I want him to know I can be
with him wherever he is in his recovery. It can take as long as it takes.
I visit him often for short periods, letting him know I'll
be raising the sheet to sit with him. I don't try to touch him or get him
to go outside. I don't try to get him to look at me or respond. I just want him
to know that I am there and he can absolutely trust that he is in control of
much of his life now - something those with (PTSD) Post Traumatic Stress
Disorder need to recover.
He doesn't shake or whimper, but his eyes are wary and
alert. He makes eye contact briefly, then looks away, but he doesn't cower in
the corner or growl in defense. He is eating and drinking and relieving
himself. Yeah! This is a boy finally beginning to believe he is loved and safe.
Thank you NM angels!
More story and pictures to come!
Lorraine
Misha May won 1st Place for Denver's Best Dog Training in
2012! Thanks for voting! http://denveralist.cityvoter.com/best/training/pets/denver/slideshow
Lorraine May, M.A.
Executive Director and Head Trainer
The Misha May Foundation
mutts in safe homes always
a 501(c)(3) non-profit dog (and cat) rescue
Executive Director and Head Trainer
The Misha May Foundation
mutts in safe homes always
a 501(c)(3) non-profit dog (and cat) rescue
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