Mae, a 5-year-old French mastiff, has had a difficult life but likes everyone she encounters. She was critically emaciated when she came at Southern Indiana Animal Rescue, weighing barely 70 pounds.
She was diagnosed with terminal cancer shortly after her arrival and given only a few weeks to live. Elizabeth Starck, a rescue foster parent, fell in love with Mae right immediately and brought her home to nurture her.
Her squishy face, charming underbite, and sweet temperament have garnered her a lot of followers. Mae has become the rescue’s spokesdog, and she attends fundraisers to meet and greet all of her fans.
Mae enjoys meeting new people, but she enjoys food even more. Every day, she consumes 10 cans of wet dog food. Starck stated that the shelter was out of canned dogs and was taken surprised by the reaction. To support Mae, the shelter received over 700 cans of dog food and other contributions.
“The love and support you’ve shown Mae and the rest of us is fantastic, and it makes me cry.” Mae has slowed down a bit in recent days, but she still enjoys any and all attention she can get. “But most significantly, she still enjoys her food,” added Starck.
“The sweet young child is usually by her mother’s side and follows her around everywhere she goes. Despite the fact that Mae had clearly met her soul partner, Starck made it official by adopting her in front of a court. “Today, in front of Judge Carmichael, we made it official.” “Mae has been adopted, so she may spend her dying days with her family (me),” said Starck.
Mae has both good and terrible days, but she always eats and follows her mother around the home. She will be surrounded by love for as long as she has left.
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