“His breathing is back to normal, his wounds are healing, and he is definitely enjoying all the love he is receiving,” Collins shared on Instagram, showing the newest addition to her family snuggling with her in bed.
“He is curious, affectionate, and grateful for a second chance at life. It was so incredibly painful to witness a dog in so much pain after being hit by a car, and left in the middle of the road with so many people driving by his curled up body. I’m just grateful I was able to be there and get him the care he needed.”
Crash joins four other dogs in Collins’ household, including the famous Quincy, nicknamed Mr. Q, a Labradoodle whom Collins dubbed the “MVP” of her run to her first WTA 1000 title at Hard Rock Stadium last spring. Though her title defense ended at the hands of Aryna Sabalenka in the Round of 16 in 2025, we’re betting that Collins is just as thrilled (or, honestly, even more so) to leave Miami with a happy, healthy new pet (and “a new brother” for Mr. Q) instead of another trophy.
“Thank you to everyone who prayed for Crash,” she wrote, “and also a massive thank you to the wonderful team of veterinarians that took care of Crash and helped him receive the best possible care!”
