Our sweet Midge. She's safe, she's loved, and she's got a road ahead-but she's already showing us who she is. Midge came to us with: Heartworm disease Hookworms and a tick-borne illness Severely underweight Urine-stained fur Behavior-wise, we strongly suspect she spent much of her life crated. She currently wants to potty in the crate, which we're working through gently and patiently with routine, supervision, and lots of grace. Crate training is very much a work in progress. That said-there have already been wins. 1. She mastered sit this morning 2. She's dog-friendly, though mostly indifferent 3. She is beyond affectionate and would choose a lap over anything else, every single time. Midge is incredibly sweet, people-oriented, and just wants to feel safe and close. She's not demanding-just quietly desperate to belong. Also can we take a moment to appreciate those baby blue eyes! We'll continue medical treatment, weight gain, and training at her pace. For now, she's resting, healing, and learning that life doesn't have to be so small anymore. Found in the road before Christmas, malnourished, sad and hopeless. She is very friendly and we cant wait to see her feeling better. She even got a boost of energy once she knew she was safe, jumping up on her finder to say 'thanks'.