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James Pierce, president and founder of the Kane Humane Project, sits with Maggie in the lobby of Best Friends Animal Society in Kanab, UT, waiting to see the vet.
Maggie was found Christmas Eve 2009, pregnant and abandoned on the side of an AZ highway, 20 miles in either direction from any town. A truck driver picked her up, and took her home to UT. Although good hearted, Maggie’s rescuer (who named her "Maggie") was not equipped to care for a pregnant dog, so Kane Humane convinced him to turn her over to them.
Kane Humane teamed up with the veterinary staff of Best Friends to get the medical care she needed. Shortly after this photo was taken, Maggie was diagnosed with pyometra, a uterine infection, and Dr. Mike at Best Friends performed surgery on Dec. 26, 2009.
After surgery, she went to a foster home in Cedar City, UT.
Here are some pics of Maggie in her new foster home which she shares with 2 other pitbulls and 5 cats. 
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And here are several posts from the Kane Humane Facebook wall which chronicle her story:
December 26, 2009 at 4:29pm Kane Humane Project, Inc.
Update on "Maggie". Maggie, the pregnant pit found in the desert by a trucker, is going through surgery right now. We took her to the clinic and she has Pyometra, a life threatening condition. She is also pregnant but the vet said the puppies most likely wouldn’t be viable because of the pyometra. Hopefully, Maggie will be okay.
December 26, 2009 at 8:54pm Kane Humane Project, Inc.
Maggi is okay! Maggie went through her surgery just fine. Thanks Dr. Mike. We have also found a safe and warm foster for her; thanks Pat for sending out the message, and thanks to all of those that responded so quickly to our plea.
December 29, 2009 at 8:50pm – Kane Humane Project, Inc.
Miss Maggie is in her Foster home in Cedar City! We brought her there on Monday to meet her new "family". More pictures to follow.
December 30, 2009 at 2:49pm – Kane Humane Project, Inc. Maggie is settling in at her new foster home. She isn’t housetrained but her foster Mom is up to the task of training her. Seems Maggie won’t go outside unless someone goes with her. Afraid she’ll be left outside maybe?
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Brand new baby!
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Photo Shoot of my pregnant neighbour and her beautiful girl Raphy
