Me, Jenny, and the Cone




I had my left eye removed last Friday, and I am in the cone for a couple more weeks.  Here is one of my friends in my foster home, Jenny, who has just told me that two weeks is not so long!  That is easy for her to say, because she is not wearing a cone! But I am doing pretty well with it, and the place where my eye was is healing well.

And, otherwise, I am doing fine, and still waiting for the perfect forever home!

For more information about me, including a link to the Blind Dog Rescue adoption application, go to:
https://www.blinddogrescue.org/dog/burton/


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