I have had "Cinna" (as I call her) since Jan. 2009. She was very emaciated about 400lbs underweight, it was so sad and pitful. She would follow me around like a lost puppy. When I wasn't around she would niegh for me. She went down one day in Feb and was colicing. She was so weak, we thought we never going to get her up. After about 5 hours I started crying, rubbing her head and I told her she had to fight to live. It took 9 hours, a tractor and help from a bunch of great people from different rescues. We got her up at 2am but, I didn't get a wink of sleep worrying about her all night.
Today, she is happy and looking good. She has companions to live with and gets along great. This has been an experience for me that I will never forget. I have always loved animals and wanted to take everyone that I can. I was only fostering Cinna for a rescue when this happend but, I have since adopted after all this. She will have a home forever here with me.
Shepherdsville, KY
