Lady’s story from the shelter staff. She was pulled out of Pinal County Animal Care & Control because she was no longer evidence in an animal neglect case. PCACC responded on an emergent basis to Lady’s home on 3/3/2016 where she was found emaciated and although in good spirits, she was clearly not being cared for properly. She was taken directly to the vets office where it was found she could possibly have an auto immune disease keeping her thin but while at the shelter, she was fed 4 smaller meals/day and immediately started to put on weight. No medications or additional treatment required. At that time she was only 25lbs. She stayed at the shelter for 60 days where she did wonderful with the staff, other dogs and even cats – which she did chase but did not act aggressive toward. Rescue / Foster family has kept here at 3-4 small meals/day for the last two weeks and she is continuing to keep weight on. She is kennel trained. She has been around small children in her previous home but not since that time. Rescue feels she would do best as an only dog or in a home with larger dogs and with a family that has time to feed her multiple times/day. She thinks she’s a lap dog and would happily crawl her now 60lb frame into your lap for some TLC.