Actually, I thinkt he lack of eyes adds to her charms.
she looks like a traditional "japanese fox" :o
AND HOMG THOSE EARS!
~plays wiff~

She's lovely. c:
I bet she sheds a lot, haha.

Oh yes, collies shed I would guess about 18 tons of fur a day. The inside of my sister's car is felted with it!

Such a beautiful Dog <3

I hope she finds a good home.

She's very pretty.

I think she's beautiful. <3 I'd totally adopt her if I didn't have 3 dogs already. (1 pregnant!)

He looks kind of like an opossum, actually. Really unusual nose coloring. Good luck finding a home :( I can't have pets for 2 more years till I move home.

*her, sorry. I missed that.

She does! I love possums.

So charming. ;.;

AMen to you and especially your sister. I have rescued "irregular" pets for years, and they are the BEST!!

I used to work for a breeder and it was maddening the way people would obsess over making sure the puppy they were getting was "perfect". My first dog, Tiny Tim, had a cleft palate and bow legs, he looked like a beached manatee - and he was smart, and incredibly sweet. I wouldn't have swapped him for the fanciest show dog on the planet.

I took in a German Shepherd who had Mega-esophagus: Her swallowing mechanism was dysfunctional from birth. It's usually terminal. We had to feed her every day and sit her up for an hour until the food went down. However, we had her for 5 years before she passed, and she was so much fun. I miss her tremendously.

My dog Zeus was the runt of his litter, and when we got him he was sick with kennel cough and worms. He has lock-jaw, and can't properly close with mouth all the way. The vet apparently told my parents he was so sickly that he could have died from heart failure from just running around at any time.

He's 14 years old and is still in good health, aside from his teeth.

Haha! My cat Philomène was a bit like that. I got her much older, mind you... She was rescued from a feral mother when she was a kitten (I'm not sure what happened to the Mom, I'm sure she got spayed but I'm not sure whether she was social enough to be adopted or whether she was released). She spent 6 bloody years at the shelter with no one giving her a single look. Then when I went to visit the shelter, I crouched to meet the kitties and she just climbed on my lap. Right there. She chose me.
So I took her home and boy was she ugly. She smelled awful, she had a horrible gingivitis and her gums were so swollen her mouth wouldn't close. She had ear mites and conjunctivitis. She was really really ugly and smelly. My boyfriend was quite taken aback when I brought her home. But he trusted me. And after a few weeks of good food, a dental clean up, antibiotics... She's the cutest most lovable little feline. And she's turning 12 this summer and stull acts like a 6 months old kitten. :)

Sometimes you adopt a pet.
sometimes you adopt potential. ;)

I never noticed the eyes, actually. I think that would weird me out but hell, dogs are the most lovable things ever that they things like that don't keep me from showering them with hugs.
She's a beautiful dog, I wish I could meet her. :<

Aw, I think she's gorgeous ;w; Such floofy ears! And hey, I have a dragon character with this condition :3

She looks albino, it's kinda cool. Shelter pets aren't broken, they're just more experienced ^ ^

this dog is so unbelievably adorable ok

She's gorgeous despite her abnormality. :)

I love those ears! Tell your sister she is awesome for fostering/rescuing dogs like this. :3

It's people like your sister that give me that shred of hope in today's day and age. I'm so tired of hearing "breeder-talk", myself.
I don't care if your dog has stunty legs or the wrong coloured nose! It's still doesn't deserve to be disrespected and called "hideous" because of something like that!
I caught someone on FA with an upload of a Corgi - talking about how much they despised american corgi's because of their looks.. and they aren't even "malformed"!
I'd like to see them live a life with a disability and then think the same way, god damn!
/rant! Sorry - Needed to get this out to somebody who can relate :( I think this pup is absolutely beautiful! She's like a little angel with all that white fur :)

Where we're going, we won't need eyes to see.

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Liberate tutame ex inferis.

I knew a cat quite like this; he'd 'chirp' and listen for the echoes to get around, a little like echolocation. I would be interested to know if this kind of adaptive behaviour shows up in No Name as well.

Also, may I volunteer the name "Rozetki".

HEY....that's a cute pup...>u>

Cute pup and certainly unusual. Hope she finds a good home. Please do continue to share pictures of her until she finds her forever home.

rough collie or shetland sheepdog because that fluff looks bite-size.
Slightly-irregular pets are awesome, but make me sad but I can't help but feel that for the most part they came into existence because of how we breed these animals.

Oh a albino. :3

Cute dog. I love Collies and her quirky looks wouldn't put me off, and I would take her if I had the space but I have two dogs already. I hope she finds a good home.

I hope she finds a good home - she's beautiful!

I'd adopt her the first chance I get if I could. D:

Man, that is a cool looking dog.

It's like the story of my rat, Pachi. I reserved two female baby rats from rockstarrats.com, and eventually noticed that only one female was not yet reserved. I said to the rescuer that I'd like to adopt a third one. She said that that one had a scratch on her eye and would lose it, and wasn't sure if I'd still want her. One-eyed rats are no issue, so I adopted her and now she is my favorite of the ratly trio :D.

With whiskers and good hearing, I am sure dogs are far better equipped for blindness than us... besides, people born blind generally manage impressively well, to me.

I can sadly see how people can easily be hesitant to take her... I know i would hesitate. Not because she has no eyes and it's ugly, but because I would be worried that I would not be able to take care of her ok. Are her eyes shut or are the sockets left open? If they're open, I'd be worried I wouldn't know how to take care of them, keeping them clean and all, without hurting her in any way.
I'm sure more people are worried about the extra work than about the looks... At least I like to believe that. : /

I too wishes she finds a good home because she surely looks like she deserves it. :)

She is beautiful. I think her condition would add to her character. If I could, I would love to adopt her. (:

Goodness, I've never seen a dog with that condition. From the thumbnail, I thought she was an albino.

She's really pretty.

She looks like a friend of mine's dog. Homozygous double-merle collie, which... no, you don't ever breed two merle dogs together because of that risk, but they did and she got Angel, who is both blind and deaf and working towards his therapy certification. This girl looks like a merle-to-merle-breeding, too, but she's beautiful.

Yes, if I remember correctly that's how my sis described her. Shameful when breeders do that.

This picture gives me the chills in a good way. It's so intriguing, i just don't know how i feel about it. I would love to meet this dog.

I've seen a cat with no eyes because of a condition, but not a dog that never had them in the first place. I think it'd be neat to have a dog like this, to see his/her mannerisms and things of that nature.

Aww jeez so cute.

She is so beautiful!

While it sucks these types of blindness conditions seem to predominantly happen to white/albino animals (they're so pretty!) it's so nice that folks like you and your sister take these special needs critters in so they can live up to their full potential and lead a normal life! She's gorgeous!

As someone who owns a deaf dog, thanks to you and your sister for helping this wonderful animal and showing people that "handicapped" dogs deserve love and a home every bit as much as a normal pet. <3 She's gorgeous.

Thanks! She's SUCH a sweet little dog, too. Likes to chase cats.

Its sad that animals like her exist simply because some greedy breeder wanted to make a buck.

But at the same time happy, she was rescued and will soon have a home to call her own.

She's also the poster-dog for spay/neutering and stopping BYB and puppy mills.

I think a good name would be Zero, she reminds me of the ghost dog from Nightmare Before Christmas. :3

Possibly just an ignorant person, or it was an accident - accidents do happen. At the place where I worked, a female dog in heat dug under two fences to get to a male! But yes, she's very happy in her new home.

There are only two reasons I can think of for a dog or cat not to be fixed...
1: theres a medicle reason, like allergies or something.
2: you are a reputable breeder who carefully plans every part of each litter, does tests on both parents for breed-related diseases, and wishes to better the breed of choice while compeeting in shows.

Sorry if I sound like a bitch...My frustration comes from ignorant and greedy people owning my favorite breed, Pit bulls (or pit-like dogs)...Who don't fix their animals, then try and sell the resulting puppies at insane prices...or who breed 'american bullies'...While local shelters are overflowing with their resulting unwanted dogs....

But when I see a special needs dog find a home, its the best thing ever. Because most people don't want a 'broken' dog.

Wish I could take her home. :3

No, I'm completely with you on the anger and frustration. And I've always been a sucker for animals that need a little extra help - when I worked for the breeder it always amazed me how obsessed people were with getting a 'perfect' dog. My dog at the time was a reject - cleft palate, bad heart, bowed legs. He was a sweet, smart, wonderful dog and I couldn't have loved him more. But people are shallow. What are you gonna do?

People who need to have the perfect dog are why pet stores still exist. :c

When I can get my own dog (We have one, but he's the family dog) I want to find the dog everyone passes by. Or the dog everyone considers 'ugly'...(lol, like a chinese crested. :B)

Most of my anger is directed at backyard breeders who do it only for the money, not to the breeders who honestly love their animals and have devoted their time to the breed.

Oh, and the people who continue to give pit bulls a bad name....(Backyard breeders, dogfighters, People who only want one for the macho image)