Bones: Our longest MRFRS shelter resident, this sweet six-year-old girl came in as a  stray with a broken, paralyzed tail. Bones was skin and bones, weighing a mere five and a  half pounds at the time. Sadly, her tail had to be amputated, and because she now needs  to have her bladder expressed twice daily, she doesn’t get a lot of adoption attention —  but she has a home at MRFRS for as long as she needs it, and everyone here adores her!