Seems like Miz Rose doesn't like *confinement* 
That may create serious problems with getting her into a Foster or Permanent Home
. Here's what was done with Cinder when she developed "chewing issues" if left upstairs at home...
We created the Tyme-Out Wall & Chain in the basement. (Only works if you have an INDESTRUCTABLE corner or long stretch of wall available!) We cleared a 6 foot area of two walls in a corner - concrete block walls, concrete floor = NOTHING to *chew* on!! Drilled a hole in the wall at floor level; lead anchor and a closed eye-bolt attached a 5-6 foot Heavy Chain to the corner. Swivel snap-hook on the other end and - WALLA - a "Nuffin to Chew On", escape-proof, confinement area - without a super-confining cage or pen (that she might have tried to chew through ot get *hung up* on).
And she had about 28 square feet of floor space -
same space as a 5 Foot by 5 Foot Cage or Kennel!
A LOT more space than the average dog crate offers.
The only things "within chain reach" were a water bowl, some NylaBone chew toys, and a rug. *Dump* the water, and she went thirsty and had damp feet. Toss the toys out of reach and she got bored. She learned - quickly! Oh - and save the *BARKING* - only the Kat could hear her!
Luckily, she learned her House Manners within a month or so - and she only spent time in jail if I went to a Fire Event and couldn't take her along.
We *dusted off* the Wall & Chain when Smokey was adopted - but he only spent a few nights "down in jail" till he got the hang of House Manners.
If the basement jail can't be created; consider a garage or outside location - but consider the possibility of *BARKING* being a problem with neighbors!
Greatest concerns are
1) She can't get at ANYTHING that can be chewed upon...
2) She can't get the chain wrapped around or caught on anything...
3) She can't bother anyone with barking, whining, or howling...
Good Luck to You AND Rose!
/s/ Cinder, Smokey & Heidi
R.I.P. ~ Boots, Bowser, Sherman, & Snoopy
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