two-thirds of them women and minors.

Humane Society of West MichiganBut Kimmy has now found a loving home where she can look forward to living in a safe environment far removed from the horrors of her early life.She will know what unconditional love is and we are truly so grateful she will have the rest of her life knowing that.

She came to the HSWM as other shelters in the area did not have the resources to take on a dog who came from such a difficult background.she has managed to bring down her elevated stress levels.she has learned how to truly open up.

and naps is what her foster has said.The bull terrier endured an early life as a fighting dog which left her heavily scarred.

told Newsweek: Adoptions like this are exactly why we all go into this work.

director of development and marketing at HSWM.Harris ask Ryan: Can you get some propofol and ketamine.

” but the next morning he discovered the woman “unresponsive on the couch with used hypodermic needles” and vials of controlled substances next to her.He faces up to 55 years in state prison when he is sentenced at a later date.

Harris/InstagramRelatives who visited Harris in her final months testified during Ryan’s two-week trial that they saw drug vials.FOX 5 DCThe couple discussed Harris’ drug use in text messages.