BOSTON (MyFoxBoston.com) -- A puppy is looking for a home after being surrendered by her owner.
Ursula, a three-month-old teacup poodle, was brought to the MSPCA-Angell Animal Medical Center on October 27 after her owner noticed she was listless and had stopped eating. After finding out that Ursula was very sick and would need intensive care, her owner opted to surrender her.
Veterinarians found Ursula to be hypoglycemic and suffering from a massive infection, possibly of the bladder. The pup was admitted for treatment and was administered intravenous fluids and antibiotics. Ursula was also placed on a carefully calibrated feeding program to help stabilize her condition.
Ursula was discharged after two days, and will be up for adoption next week.
"She's a fantastic puppy but, like all puppies, she needs a dedicated owner who'll ensure she gets plenty of exercise-as well as behavior training," said the manager of the MSPCA's Boston adoption center, Alyssa Krieger.
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