The only problem now is getting her back east. The family cannot afford to fly out to get her, and Washington County Animal Services does not have funding available for transportation.
As for Gidget, The Statesman Journal reports she appears to be in good shape. She lost about 5 pounds during her ordeal, but is still in very good health. No one knows how she ended up in Oregon, or how long she was on the streets before she was found.
If you can help with the transport, please contact Washington County Animal Services at 503-846-7041.
Until next time,
Good day, and good dog!
There is a group called Pilots & Paws or something similar that helps transport dogs in need?