"Going inside was super scary for her," Wirth said. "She had no idea what was going on. She was always, always, always hungry. The first week, I had to limit her food because she would just eat until she would explode."

"By the end of the two weeks, she wanted to be everywhere with us, just following us around the house," Wirth added. "I would turn around, and she would be there sitting and looking at me, just happy to be there and wanting to be around her people."