Pandora’s Second Chance.
Meet Pandora, a Friends Forever Animal rescue dog when she was just a pup. Her owner decided she didn’t want her anymore so she gave the dog to a friend. Sadly the friend lost Pandora and couldn’t find her. Pandora lived on the streets for three weeks. Alone. Scared.
Looking for food. When somebody finally found her, she was barely alive. Vultures were standing on her, just waiting for her to die.
–by Rachel Seymour-Newton Photography by Jaime Seymour-Newton
After two minutes in the photography studio, Pandora fell sound asleep under the warm lights.
Betty, who was fostering Pandora, was able to wrap her two
fingers around the dog’s neck, it was so small. We nicknamed her Birdy since she looked like a baby bird. Betty, who is an advo- cate for helping save homeless dogs, volunteers with Friends Forever Humane Society, like I do.
The day at the studio, Pandora managed to perk up, and
show her feisty side when she met Buddy, our Labrador, who was just trying to say hello. We knew this Yorkie was an extreme fighter and that she had the will to get better.
She came into my mother’s photography studio a few days
after she was found. Even for all she had been through, she still proved to be a sweet and loving little girl. She only weighed four pounds, was unable to keep any food down, had a liquid mass on her belly and bruising from the vultures. We also found out she was anemic and required blood transfusions. She could hardly sit up, she was so weak and skinny. We could see the microchip in her neck and every bone in her fragile body.
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