Chewie, the little dog, was an emergency rescue adopted. I had heard about a woman who had an unexpected litter of puppies and one was sick both mentally and physically. When we got there his fur was completely matted and he was covered in flees. He was extremely malnourished weighing at only 8 ounces. We found out the family in which he was born into, was feeding him a diet consisting of only goats milk out of a Ragu jar.We took him to the emergency room where they had to shave his matted fur as well as give him a round of medications and run several tests. The first night we had him I had to wake up every two hours to feed him and I didn’t think he would make it through the night. He was so tiny and his whole body shook through the entire night. Due to his extremely poor condition he wasn’t able to walk at all for the first couple weeks we had him. when I got him I was working full-time as well as in school full-time and came home on my lunch break and in between classes to check up on him. About two weeks after I got him he started to have seizures and when I brought him back to the emergency room they suggested that I put him to sleep. I refused to do so and took him to a few different vets before finding out he most likely had a form of dwarfism and had a permanent dislocation in his neck which required immediate surgery. After making it through his extensive and expensive surgery, he was in a neck brace for about two months. Now he is fully recovered and the happiest little puppy in the entire world weighing 2 lbs! I brought him to my parents house where he met my big dog Airdrie. All he ever wants to do is play with her and be as close to her as possible. She is the sweetest dog ever but is also an introvert and likes to be left alone. She was very confused when I first brought him home and was definitely not the biggest fan at first. As time went on she slowly warmed up to him and now she tolerates him.