Kuzya
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Age: 6 months old
Current size: around 10 kg
Health issues: healthy; 1 front leg amputated but can walk and run well.
Neutered: Yes
Ready to travel abroad: Yes
Personality: Kuzya is extremely sweet and calm. She’s up for anything. She loves being around humans but she never disturbs anyone. She gets along well with other dogs and she loves to play with them. She sometimes forgets that she has just three legs, and she chases after other dogs.
History/background: Kuzya’s leg was torn off after a car accident in a very small, poor city in Georgia, Gardabani, home to ethnic minorities. She was about 2 months old. A local girl took her in. She had a bed in the apartment building, legs bandaged with socks. The girl took her to the vet, who recommended that they wait for the amputation. After three months, they decided to amputate but Kuzya tested positive for a range of diseases caused by parasites. The girl didn’t have the funds for treatment, so she reached out to us. We helped cover the treatment and the operation. Today, Kuzya is healthy. She knows how to balance on three legs. She’s been with a paid foster mom.
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