A Charleston, South Carolina resident found the tortured
dog on their front porch and called police.
She was taken to Charleston Animal Society,
who got her immediate medical attention.
The restricted blood flow minimized her sensitivity to pain after a
while, but once the binding was removed, feeling came back with superabundance.
“When we pulled the tape off, she kind of opened her mouth
and screamed,” said Aldwin Roman of the CAS.
Despite her horrific abuse, Caitlyn thrived. Today, she’s an ambassador for abuse victims
everywhere, and was recently given a “bone” to North Charleston by the mayor.“
Her personality came out immediately after she wasn’t
sedated,” said Kay Hymen, Director of Community Engagement at CAS. Each day we learned more and more about
her. She’s super, super sweet, very loving,
extremely intelligent… she’s amazing.”BarkPost recently treated her to the best
day ever.
For updates on Caitlyn, or information on adopting her, visit CAS’ Facebook page.
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For updates on Caitlyn, or information on adopting her, visit CAS’ Facebook page.
Click on video below:
I have been following Caitlyn story from the beginning. You
may be interested in reading the timeline of events concerning her:
