Betty, now Ruby June, is a 5-6-year-old Golden mix that was found in a Fry’s parking lot by representatives of Lost Dogs. They had her scanned, but she had no chip. During the requisite 6 days in which they kept her, they put flyers inside and outside of the Fry’s where she was found and posted on Craigslist, Straydar, and Next Door to no avail. Betty had a bloated belly which was tender to touch. Due to a concern that she might be pregnant, we had X-rays done. No pregnancy, but there was some evidence of spondylosis in the lumbar area attached to the sacrum. She was not spayed, but the spay had to wait for three months because she had a valley fever titer of 1:8 and had to be started on fluconazole. Betty rode well in the car to her new home with an adoptive couple. The transporter, who had also been her foster, reported: "They had a new bed and food dishes for her and some new tennis balls that I told them they should put up after they played with her as she would chew the cover off, and they said they understood. They got a soft toy for her which she grabbed right away and was carrying around – told them she might pull it apart, but they said they would watch her. The younger generation took her outside to throw the ball and she ran after the ball but did not want to drop the dinosaur. They were running and laughing and Betty was running with them. She will be tired tonight."