Although we can't know exactly what happened to her, we are guessing she was kept in a cage and used for breeding given the state on her mammary glands. And then discarded when she was no longer useful - perhaps after the event that caused her to become paralysed.

We are still considering how to move forwards with regards to her back legs. There is no possibilty of repair.
Use of wheelchairs at the shelter is not an option - we have tried repeatedly but the terrain is too uneven both inside and outside and the dogs constantly tip over or get stuck. Ideally we can find her a home where she can use a wheelchair - or she can shuffle around.
She has a lot of enthusiasm and energy and absolutely loves being outside. She is not in pain and is NOT a candidate for euthanasia.
Now we have the big new van, we will be doing regular excusions with our disabled dogs so we can take them out to flat areas to run around in wheelchairs. We will need to get a small wheelchair for her that she can take with her if she is adopted.