Mollie was such a sad dog when she first came into our lives. We dont know too much about her past but it would appear that she had been used for breeding and had raised multiple litters by the time she was 2 years old. She was very nervous of humans and it was obvious that she had been beaten. Slowly but surely though she learned that all humans aren't bad and with patientence and TLC began to trust again. She still bears the physical scars of her past - she has a limp for life which we have since discovered is due to a shattered pelvis which was not set properly. She most likely recieved little or no medical intervention at the time. She's on first name terms now with our local vet - she had a TPLO following a knee injury caused by the strain of carrying her weight on her "good" leg but she has now healed beautifully. A real trouper, she just gets on with it and lets nothing phase her. She's happy now and so different to how she used to be.

Mollie is a wonderful girl. Fiercely independent, yet very affectionate at the same time. If you tickle her tummy she'll be your friend for life. She loves the water and loves her walks/swims on the beach. She doesn't really like playing with the other dogs she meets out and about  (they scare her a bit ) but she just adores her younger "sister" Jessie and spends hours wrestling and playing with her.

She's my little star.