We are currently fostering a dog that was in an abusive situation. She was not physically abused but was tied out in a shed for the past 7 monthes with minimal food and contact. Other then being thin it hasn't seemed to phase her emotionally.

She is a lab/collie mix, not spayed(as far as we can tell). She is a sweet girl, gets along with our dogs, but seems to like our male dog better then our female. Good with the kids, very playful, loves attention. She is approx: 2 years old, and other then being thin is in good physical condition, RG spent a few hours washing and grooming her. So far seems to be house broke, no accidents so far. Hasn't chewed up anything, we have left her alone and came back to our house intact, lol. Needs basic obedience, but seems to be picking up commands quickly. Would love to keep her, but our house cannot sustain 3 dogs. Color wise, she is all blackish/brownish with a white patch on her chest, chin and back feet. Here is a picture of Bailey(what we have been calling her).

Good for you, SH69!
Karma that will serve you well!
I wish I could offer a home but the wife and I just found out about an addition to our family that makes another dog impractical.
Yep, my fishing lifestyle is going to change.
Anyway, just wanted to say good job on offering foster care and trying to find a good home for the dog.
GFC

What's this???? Goforchrome Jr.????

Congrats!

Your fishing lifestyle won't change *that* much. You just have to be very particular about the times you do get to fish. You'll quickly learn to make the most of your "free" time.

I get to fish about once every 2 weeks. When I do go, I make the most of the moment. You'll get good at doing your research.

I can't believe my little ankle bitter is 5 months old! Oh wait, yes I can. Sleep would be good....and she's a "good" baby from what I can tell

BUMP. She still needs a home. If you know anyone who wants a good dog please pass this information along. She is a real sweetheart.

Found Bailey a good home. Thanks to all that inquired about her.