Treasure continues to do well in our home. She is still a little nervous, but considering all she has been through, that is to be expected. She is getting better about going into her crate, she still drools a bit while she's in there, but I think with time that will subside. We had our visit to the oncologist last Monday, and I am very pleased to report that she requires no further surgery or other treatment for the mammary tumors she had removed, and the vet states that her prognosis is very good.

We are now actively looking for her forever home. I recommend a home with at least one dog, or even two, as she seems to draw some confidence seeing how comfortable our other Boxers (please take a look at Muggles & Eve) are living here.

I think she will do well with children as well, and we will be further "kid" testing her at some upcoming outreach events at the local Petsmarts, etc. She did well with the small ones at her last outing. She is a very lovely girl who will need some calm reassurance while she adjusts to a new home, but with time, patience and love I have no doubt that she will blossom into a wonderful member of your family.

 Please offer this cat friendly, gentle spirited little lady a place in your home. You'll see what a true "Treasure" she is.

12/05/08 -

This is Treasure.  This sweet girl that was left behind by family members at one of the largest volume shelters in the country. This is the same shelter Gadget came from.

I spoke to the vet, she is about 6 yrs old at most.  Her teeth are white as snow. She is an absolute doll. They love her and the vet said she is super temperament wise. They have surgery in the am. est $800 -$1,000 at least. She has large necrotic tumors on her and they will be removed in surgery in the am. She is as sweet as sugar. Xrays said chest is clear and all looks good for the surgery. They did in house blood work and it came back normal .

She should not go into a kennel to recover, but we are out of foster homes!  Please help

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