A puppy hurled out of a second-floor window has been adopted by the charity worker who helped save her.
Terrier-collie cross Fly suffered a broken leg and collapsed lung after the horrific incident in a house in Glasgow .
Witnesses phoned the Scottish Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals after seeing Fly being forced from the window and landing on the concrete below.
She was taken to an emergency vet where SSPCA inspector Janet Proudlock visited Fly and fell in love with her.
Janet said: “The moment she looked at me with her soulful brown eyes, I knew I had to take care of her forever and give her the loving home she needed.
“There was still a lot of work to be done to bring her out of her shell.
“To this day she’s terrified of scissors, brushes and combs. I can’t imagine what happened to her.
“She has turned in to a loyal, intelligent and loving dog.”
