Winnie started life in a puppy mill slated for euthanasia because of a congenital condition—she has luxating patellas in her right hind leg. No one bothered to see if it would affect her, but after visits to two vets, both agreed: let her be a puppy. She runs fast, keeps up with the other dogs, and isn't slowed down at all. You can't tell there's a thing wrong when you watch her zoom and play. She's a spayed female Maltese, microchipped, and current on all her vaccinations. Winnie is house trained and handles life in a typical foster home like a pro. Her foster recommends an adult home or one with children no younger than 10, only because of her small size—she'd never mean to, but a bigger or more boisterous kid could injure her accidentally. Winnie gets along easily with other dogs in the house, moves with confidence, and doesn't require any special routine for her condition yet. What are you waiting for? Apply today!