Blind female Pitbull Terrier dog with enlarged eyeballs from glaucoma or cataract. Adoption photography for humane society animal shelter.
​What a doll! We quickly fell in love with "Lola" in the shelter. She was a very sweet, tender and gentle special-needs blind dog. Her owner was going through a tough period in life so she was to the animal shelter on October 8, 2021.
Even though blind, Lola settled in very quickly in the shelter. She spent most of the day sleeping on her dog bed in the kennel, but would always perk up when she heard the door open. Outside on a leash, she followed the sound of your voice and your footsteps and trusted you to lead her safely.
She was rescued by Road Trip Home Rescue on October 11, 2021 and immediately had surgery to have her eyes removed. The advanced glaucoma was causing a lot of pressure in the eyes. Her rescue and surgery was sponsored with generous pledges to the rescue group from Anne, Sonia, Dana, Becky, Lorraine, Heather, Polly, Jason and Fred.
Even though blind, Lola settled in very quickly in the shelter. She spent most of the day sleeping on her dog bed in the kennel, but would always perk up when she heard the door open. Outside on a leash, she followed the sound of your voice and your footsteps and trusted you to lead her safely.
She was rescued by Road Trip Home Rescue on October 11, 2021 and immediately had surgery to have her eyes removed. The advanced glaucoma was causing a lot of pressure in the eyes. Her rescue and surgery was sponsored with generous pledges to the rescue group from Anne, Sonia, Dana, Becky, Lorraine, Heather, Polly, Jason and Fred.
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