re: Any good "no kill" shelters in the Lafayette or BR area?

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Yes, it's a white female catahoula

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Like I said, she MAY have other complications but it's not 100%. The fact that she is blind might make her easier to handle and make a pretty good pet.

For the record, blindness in a dog can be almost imperceptible in a dog if they have another dog around.
I had a brother and sister who were just regular mutts. The female developed some weird eating and drinking habits. She would eat and drink all of her food and water every time we set it down.

We took her to the vet and the vet told us "are you aware your dog is completely blind"? We were shocked and had no idea. There was a little step up to get into the house and she always jumped up at the right time. They can manage very well with blindness and make it almost hard to tell.

Good luck with your pup. I don't recommend putting it down. For the right person, it's the perfect companion.

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We found 2 puppies near our house a couple days ago. They look to be about 8-10 weeks old. Catahoula breed by the looks.

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seems like I've seen a few posts lately of posters looking for Catahoulas