About Margaret

**Owner Surrender Disclaimer: These are blind and visually impaired dogs who are living in homes, but their owners can no longer keep them. These dogs are with their owners, and are not in BDRA foster homes. We do our best to screen these dogs, but make no guarantees regarding the information posted.** Please email [email protected] if you are interested in this sweetheart. Please know that we will ask for a vet reference. Margaret was recently rescued by a small group in TN, but they are hoping we will have a place for her.�%A0 They tell us they have no experience with double merles, and feel we would better be able to meet her needs.�%A0 She was found as a stray. Name: Margaret Age:�%A0 �%A01.5 yrs old Breed: Mixed (Possible double merle) Sex:�%A0 50# Female ( Not Spay) Location:�%A0 Davidson County, TN Margaret was recently rescued by a small group in TN, but they are hoping we will have a place for her.�%A0 They tell us they have no experience with double merles, and feel we would better be able to meet her needs.�%A0 She was found as a stray. Vet Information: Not current on vaccinations. No HW test. She is deaf and blind. Her left eye is rolled back and up, she may see some light out of it. Her right eye is completely rolled back. We do not know the cause. Owner report: Margaret was recently rescued by a small group in TN, but they are hoping we will have a place for her.�%A0 They tell us they have no experience with double merles, and feel we would better be able to meet her needs.�%A0 She was found as a stray. She is deaf and blind. Her left eye is rolled back and up, she may see some light out of it. Her right eye is completely rolled back. We do not know the cause. Margaret is described as an outdoor dog with a fenced yard. She is house broken but not leash trained. She has the yard for the day and is being crated at night. Margaret is described as being nervous but good with adults and children. Per her caretaker 'She has been good with everyone she meets, men and children but I admit she basically allows herself to be touched, even picked up but she won't just hang out. She seems to feel safest when she is running. Which makes sense to me since she is vulnerable and doesn't know anyone's intentions.' Margaret is nervous around other dogs. Caretaker has other dogs and keeps her separate. She snapped at a dog during an introduction, caretaker thinks she did not feel safe. Can anyone help Margaret? **Owner Surrender Disclaimer: These are blind and visually impaired dogs who are living in homes, but their owners can no longer keep them. These dogs are with their owners, and are not in BDRA foster homes. We do our best to screen these dogs, but make no guarantees regarding the information posted.** Please email [email protected] if you are interested in this sweetheart.

Davidson County
Tennessee