Daisy is an obese rescue dog, who is estimated to weigh between 160 to 170 pounds.
The Texas-based animal rescue group, the Forgotten Pet Advocates took in Daisy from an independent sanctuary, where Daisy lived for the past 5 years. After the woman who Daisy stayed with was diagnosed with cancer, it was time for Daisy to look for a new home.
It took many volunteers to lift Daisy and carry her off the property, but once a woman named Amy Beasley saw a photo of Daisy on Facebook, she knew she had to have her.

Amy and her husband are experienced FPA foster parents, and they have stepped up and welcomed Daisy into their home.

They will be responsible for caring for Daisy and getting her healthy until she will be able to move onto a forever home.
According to Daisy’s facebook page, tests confirm that Daisy is suffering from hypothyroidism, which has contributed significantly to her weight gain.

Daisy’s waist is estimated to be more than 44 inches, and her ears were repeatedly ravaged by flies while she was at the outdoor sanctuary.

After being moved to the Beasley’s home, Daisy is understandably stressed, but the FPA ordered a large crate for Daisy to seek shelter when she is feeling overwhelmed.

Daisy has the Beasleys’ two dogs, Hunter and Mikey, to keep her company, and they are former shelter rescue dogs themselves. Hunter has already formed a bond with Daisy, who is known for comforting frightened dogs during his time as a shelter pup.

Beasley told The Dodo:
“He always looked out for scared dogs so he latched onto Daisy immediately. He is always checking on her.”
Daisy is now only currently able to walk a few steps before getting tired, but day by day she is becoming stronger.

“She insisted on sleeping with the other dogs last night, and in the morning she was already standing and waiting to go outside, which is a big event,” Beasley continued.

The Forgotten Pet Advocates has created a special Facebook page for Daisy where they will be providing updates on Daisy’s progress.
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[Featured Image Credit: Facebook- Daisy’s Journey]
Obese Dog Finally On The Road To Recovery Thanks To Foster Mom is an article from: LifeDaily