Allie, an older female, was owner released to a Kansas City Pound, a kill facility.
She was very ill, skinny, coat matted, obviously had not been taken care of at all. Because of her condition and age her chances of being placed were extremely slim. 

She was lucky though, a rescuer found her in the pound, became her guardian angel, adopted her and gave her all the veterinary care and love she so desperately needed.

She responded very well and is now a little girl who loves to play with other dogs - but more than that, she loves to cuddle.

Unfortunately she has one lingering problem. Allie is a diabetic who will require daily insulin shots for the rest of her life. The diabetes has affected her eyesight, but she can see and gets around with no trouble whatsoever. She may go completely blind sometime in the future, but our experience with blind dogs is that they are still able to find their food dish, their toys, or the door. You are just somewhat limited about re-arranging the furniture!

We are seeking a forever home for Aillie, who has defied all the odds and has so much love to give. 

Here is a website that has many resources for pets with diabetes: http://www.petdiabetes.com/

Contact for potential adopters of Allie: Jacolyn  jacdandy@yahoo.com