(cheery music)
- Sit!
Awe, such a good dog!
So it's the next day,
and we spent a lot of time together last night,
just getting her comfortable, getting her in a safe space.
I'm assuming she's a runner,
so last night I got her in the crate.
I got a GPS tracker on her
and I shut the door. (Rocky chuckling)
I even barricaded the door shut from the outside,
just in case she got out of that crate.
I've seen dogs that are pretty sneaky and good at that.
If you didn't see the last video,
I actually found her in a ditch.
(gentle music)
Couple days can make you pretty hungry.
But now we've gotta do something really hard,
we gotta take her in.
So when we go there what's really important
is they're gonna scan for a microchip,
be kinda back in that area right there.
Hopefully we find one.
They're also gonna check her paw,
they're gonna see if she's spayed.
(Kelly imitating smooches) - [Kelly] Hi baby!
- [Rocky] She's doing good. - [Kelly] You want a treat?
- [Rocky] Oh yeah, give her a treat.
Give her a big one.
- [Kelly] This good? - [Rocky Yeah.
Whenever I feed her food, she eats it so fast.
She's so hungry.
(Cheery music)
(metal rattling)
Good dog.
Okay, c'mon!
Good girl!
- [Kelly] Oh my gosh, she's so cute.
(Rocky laughing)
- [Lisa] That's just one thing that we-
(machine beeping)
Okay, there she is, she's microchipped.
- [Rocky Yes!
- [Kelly] Okay!
- [Lisa] So she has an Avid microchip.
- [Rocky] Oh, that's great.
- [Lisa] So we'll enter that into our system
just to make sure that she doesn't already have
an ID number with us.
- [Rocky] Oh my gosh, that's fantastic.
- [Lisa] And then we'll figure out
if the person that had her micro-chipped
actually registered it.
- [Rocky] Right, okay. - [Kelly] Okay.
- [Rocky] Yeah, fingers crossed.
With the news of the microchip, we're learning a lot.
She might be a little older,
we got a little gray in the face
and some wear and tear on the teeth.
Look at her full attention on you.
(Rocky laughing)
- [Lisa] Yeah, when I look at her face,
just her coloring, I feel like-
- [Rocky] She's got a little silver in there doesn't she?
- [Lisa] We need initial and then sign the bottom.
- [Kelly] Okay, good girl.
(Lisa imitating smooching)
C'mon, go over there to Lisa.
(Lisa imitating smooching)
- [Rocky] All right, what do you guess she weighs?
- [Kelly] 35 pounds.
- [Rocky] I say, I say 43.
- [Lisa] Come on, here we go, come on.
Nope come on.
(Lisa imitating smooching)
- [Kelly] Baby, get up on the scale.
- [Lisa] 44.8.
- [Rocky] Oh! (Rocky laughing)
- [Kelly] What did you guess?
- [Rocky] I said 42 I think, or 43.
What do you think she is?
- [Lisa] Australian shepherd-
- [Rocky] I was thinking a mix, maybe?
- [Lisa] A mix, yeah.
- [Kelly] Are we gonna start pokin' her while she's eating?
- [Lisa] Let me-
- [Rocky] She's a fast eater, so hurry.
(Rocky chuckling)
- [Lisa] Yeah. - [Rocky] All right.
She's gettin' a couple of shots too, important.
- [Lisa] This is a-
- [Rocky] You're goin' to C 44.
(DeeDee panting)
It's just the spot for DeeDee.
(mechanical door whining)
- [Kelly] DeeDee, come on, good girl DeeDee.
- [Rocky] Good girl!
- [Kelly] Good girl DeeDee.
- [Rocky] Good girl!
(dog barking and whining)
(water sloshing)
- [Kelly] Good girl.
- Okay darlin', we'll see you soon.
(cheery music) (water sloshing)
Well, hopefully your family will see you soon.
(dog barking) (water sloshing)
Bye.
So my heart still breaks, I know it's gonna be okay,
but my heart still breaks.
'Cause like just dropping her off like that, you know?
- I know, I mean, she's in good hands, definitely.
- Yeah, for sure.
- But yeah, you know?
- So here's, well,
I can't believe that she is definitely not a puppy.
Mama, they say multiple times.
- Yeah.
- Like that is crazy
and a new development I was not ready for.
- So I hope she wasn't used for breeding and then dumped,
which could be a real possibility.
- Definitely could be.
So four days she's gonna be in the center.
Then they're gonna send her to get the spayed.
And then we're gonna pick her up right away.
- Yeah.
- The reason we chose to do that,
is if we take her right now,
and we just put it in a loss report,
you have to hold the dog for 90 days,
and we'd still would need to go to the Vets,
which right now they're so booked up,
and get these procedures,
get all the shots she needs, get her looked after.
Which the San Diego Humane Society can do all of that.
- Yeah.
- And four days also gives the opportunity
for the dog to be in the right place.
I know that if I lost my dog,
one of the first places I would check is the shelter.
- Yeah.
- And so this gives them, the family,
just an additional opportunity.
There was no information that came up on the microchip.
They're gonna do a deeper search
and go wide registry.
- They have someone whose job is dedicated to outreach,
to find families who may have lost their dog, or you know.
- Yeah.
So no doggy, but hopefully we'll have one again, soon,
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(dog barking)
(cheery music)