| Millie was pretty pitiful when we pulled
her from animal control on February 15. She was scared and
depressed and had a lot of trouble walking. She also had
hook worms and whip worms and a painful ear infection. We
de-wormed her, put her on medication for her ear infection
and also on thyroid medication since her thyroid was low.
Gradually she started feeling better and she went from no
personality to cute personality.
Millie still has a some trouble walking on hardwood floors
and slick surfaces. We think it's because she has little
muscle tone. Maybe she was kept in a small pen her whole
life. We had her checked for hip dysplaysia and arthritis
and she has neither.
Millie is about 7 years old, housebroken, spayed and up
to date on vaccinations. She is almost solid black. She
gets along fine with other dogs. So far she is a little
playful with male dogs, but basically ignores female dogs.
Millie has a slightly leaky valve in her heart, but the
cardiologist said it is not a serious case and will probably
not cause her any problems. She does not show any symptoms.
She will need a follow up visit to the cardiologist in about
a year. Millie's cardiologist visit and much of her vet
care is being paid for by Special Needs Dobermans. Click
here to visit her page.
Millie is sweet and affectionate and craves human affection.
She will follow you anywhere. She is easy to live with.
She's quiet and isn't destructive in any way.
If you are interested in Millie please contact Jane at
. Please read our adoption policies
before inquiring about her. Millie's adoption fee is $250. |