About

Meet Clover. In November, she was running down a busy street. We pulled over to see if we could get her away from the street. She was frantic. We knew not to chase her. In a flash, she ran back into the street and was struck hard by a car. Hard we all heard it, saw it and screamed inside the car. The car took off, leaving Clover in the middle of the road....dead. Or so we thought. I quickly pulled the car closer. Cars were zooming past. I had my friend slow traffic while I got closer. As soon as I got near, she lifted her head, terror in her eyes. I screamed for my friend to grab the blanket in my car. I pleaded with her to not bite me, I was only trying to help. I rushed her to the vet down the road. They said I'd have to pay for euthanasia . All while my friend and kids in car are crying. They ended up doing an X-ray and said she had head trauma but wasn't as bad as thought. I don't know HOW, she was hit hard. Long story, she went to my vet. After a few days, she was allowed to come home. They said she was feral. Once home, and relaxed, she opened up. She loves kids. They were the ones to get her to go out to potty (turns our she's house trained). She wanted to stay in the bathroom , alone. But one day she ventured out. And decided sleeping in their bed was much better. She's about 3 years old and looking for her home. She's a very special girl and very lucky to be alive, so she is called Clover. She responded immediately to it!! She prefers women and kids. She will need a few days to adjust and feel comfortable in a new home. Sleeping in a child's bed is probably what would be best. She's afraid of leashes so that's something that she needs work with. She's good with most dogs. She's truly a special girl and deserves the perfect humans. She's a Corgi mix. About 30ish pounds.

San Bernardino County
High Desert/Rancho Cucamonga, California