Five-legged Tiny Frenchie says she found a secret room where she can hide if aliens attack. 

THANKS for helping this little girl!

I wondered the same.

On behalf of the children and the rescue team, thank you so much

Well said!

True, but just in general with something like this there are likely INTERNAL issues as well. It is really rare to have an extra appendage and not also extra internal issues. It could be a twin that didn't split properly or was almost reabsorbed or just a genetic anomoly but getting a UTI this young with good care is super telling that there are likely issues there as well. Could be too many or not enough kidneys, a bladder pocket or an extra bladder that cannot empty, etc. and I am curious about the intestine and anus region and if that is impeded in any way. I personally have malformed urinary tract issues. One kidney is too small, my ureters went in at the wrong angle, and I have a genetic disorder on top of that that causes kidney stones. They are separate issues (the genetic disease causing kidney stones was recessive and I have a brother and a cousin who ended up with it but they do not have any of the other issues that I do). I have had many many many UTIs, kidney stones, and hundreds of surgeries over my lifetime to get to a point where I no longer get constant infections and kidney stones. I would much rather have superpowers or an extra appendage and no other issues.

A dog that can punt it's own turds into the bushes so I don't have to pick them up sounds like a bonus.

@@FunnyHaHa420 oh god its like a hippo

@@MommyOfZoeAndLiam I’ll be crossing my fingers for your superpowers to show up. 🤞😉

Greedy breeders, who only see animals as commodities to be bought and sold.

It likely isn't genetic, these things can happen even with the most responsible breeders. However, a responsible breeder will care for a puppy with health issues, often losing money in the process because you don't make a huge profit by ethically caring for puppies. Abandoning her at the vet's office shows that her breeder was not a good one.

While I agree with your sentiment, I am also grateful that the puppy was surrendered rather than just thrown in the trash or abandoned outside where the pupy wouldn't have any care. At least the puppy was given the chance at survival. I am thankful for the love and care the foster mother has provided

I had a feral cat that gave birth to a 3 legged baby. It was the first one adopted. Everyone loved it.

@@Ariento I'm sorry to bust your bubbles but you can't find _"responsible breeder"_ . I doubt any breeder out there would risk losing money to care for sick puppy. They are people, who live off those animals and nobody would expect they have a heart for those animals. Breeding and breeder should be illegal

Exactly, and at least she was left with a shelter or vet instead of abandoned on the side of the road.