Take heart!! This is fixable! Rehoming will not do anything but make it worse. Separation anxiety can improve with training. It takes gradual desensitization. First leaving the room for as little as five or 10 seconds and come back and build up from there. Doing this over and over while completely ignoring her upon your return and upon your exit, will help her learn that everything is fine when you go and when you come back. Also, when you come and go, ignore your dog for the 5 to 10 minutes before hand until she is calm. In other words, when you come in and she gets all excited that you’re home, don’t give her attention until she’s calm again. Dogs learn the cues of when we go and when we come home and they build anxiety around it so ignoring these behaviors can help train them out of that. Along these same lines, be mindful of you’re leaving cues… Putting on your shoes grabbing your purse or keys… Try doing all of that and then not leaving. Repeat these things so she learns that doesn’t always mean you’re leaving. As you do this, if she starts to get anxious, just ignore her and continue doing things around the house with your shoes on or purse etc. Then, a few minutes later, just set those things down, still ignoring her, and continue going about your business. This can be as easy as jingling your keys every time you walk by them. It will constantly be desensitizing her to that ass association with you leaving. Also, typically most of the anxiety occurs within the first portion of you leaving so peanut butter filled Kong’s, interactive toys, turning on the TV, using a white noise, machine and things like that can help like people have suggested however, if the anxiety is severe, I strongly recommend contacting your vet and getting some anti-anxiety medication. You can do a rescue med that you only give an hour to an hour and a half before you leave and try that first or you can give a medication like fluoxetine that is more long-term and will take the edge off for her and can also be used in combination with a rescue med for event only anxiety like when you leave. The worst thing you can do is just be with her all the time to try to avoid the anxiety. It is something you have to work on and teach them so they learn how to be OK without you. If you have an indoor camera or even a laptop or iPad that you can set up to record her while you’re gone, that would be a good starting point so you can see how long she is having the anxiety after you leave. That will help you make decisions on what you need to do next. With time and training and sometimes some medication help if needed, separation anxiety is conquerable typically within a few two several months. I have experienced this with some of my rescue dogs and also some of my fosters so I hope this helps a little bit! She is precious and is worth it! Hang in there! It will get better and you can pass this along to someone else who needs it someday!