MEMPHIS, Tenn. -- A three-legged rescue dog that had been on the run for nearly two weeks was found safe early Friday morning, close to the same place where she ran off. Bailey, a one-year-old lab mix, had her injured right front leg amputated early this month and got loose during a follow-up visit to Bluff City Veterinarian Specialists on Forest Hill Irene Road. Three-legged dog on the lam after escaping vet visit When she took off, the dog still had staples in the leg area and a cone on her head. Charlie’s Crusader’s Pet Rescue said there were several sightings of the pup, and she was caught in a trap near the Bluff City Veterinarian parking lot. Bailey found near Bluff City Veterinarian Specialist. Courtesy: Michelle BeckerBailey found near Bluff City Veterinarian Specialist. Courtesy: Michelle BeckerBailey found near Bluff City Veterinarian Specialist. Courtesy: Michelle BeckerBailey found near Bluff City Veterinarian Specialist. Courtesy: Michelle Becker "Her incision where her leg was amputated looks good," said Donna Quick with Charlie's Crusaders. "She is a little scared and skinny, but we can work on that." Quick said an experienced dog trapper and volunteers had been looking for her nonstop and were hoping she would return to the area. "Thanks to Cyndy, Michelle, and Karen for setting and baiting the traps," Quick said. "Also, many thanks for all the prayers and help everyone else has given us in trying to catch her." Bailey was found underneath a house in Mississippi with a broken and infected leg. Rescuers believe the dog was hit by a car or a heavy instrument. Charlie's Crusaders is now looking for a foster or forever home for Bailey.