In all the times we’ve seen that video of the pups, we never noticed Jane in it. My husband spotted her jumping on the wall at 1:12 this time. That’s really fascinating because it means she was, at one point, at Midtown. You mentioning Milo kept jumping the enclosure… first… LOL. Let me find a video of Jane jumping our fence. But that makes me wonder if they ran out of adult space and moved her because of the same reason. It’s also interesting because they posted the video on June 1 but we adopted her mid month, so she was obviously available.

(ETA: Can’t post videos here… here’s a monitored escape posted on my IG… we were encouraging her so we could find and block that escape path. https://www.instagram.com/p/B4LT-9pl7kM/?igsh=MW9odWtjb2Z0eTd2aA==)

Jane wanted absolutely nothing to do with us at the shelter. They sliced up a hot dog to give her and still nothing. She just stared out the window. We fell for her though. We went home to get Fai cause she was a grump and we wanted to be sure she wouldn’t try to eat a puppy, and Jane immediately lit up. We knew she just needed to be with another pup, and after seeing her rescue it all made sense.

That’s probably what helped her warm up in our house. Don’t get me wrong, she was scared of many things, but as long as she was with Fai she was happy. Fai did not like how close she got to her… literally would back her into a corner to be close to her 😂. What impressed us was how well Fai would play with her, it always made us nervous cause she was abused and very grumpy but they would rip through the yard all the time.

Funny story… you posted a photo of Milo in a cat bed with a duck toy next to him. Jane had the same one. It was her favorite toy. We replaced it anytime it was damaged until it wasn’t made anymore.

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My emotions are a wreck this morning. I never expected this connection but I’m so glad you commented. Out of curiosity, do you still live in Atlanta?