One thing that may come up later (and very well may not!) is some lameness or soreness in the opposite leg/shoulder. In her case it would be the back leg opposite the one her toe was amputated. I adopted a 9 year old with a foot injury that had healed wonky and made him sometimes limp (right rear). When he got to be 11 he started limping in his left front. It turned out to be related to his bad foot, on a four legged animal, a chronic injury can throw their gait off and eventually cause some strain on the opposite leg. He lived to be a very happy, active 14.4 year old. This is not something major, and it would certainly not stop me from adopting, I just wanted you to be aware so if it does show up later you would know what was going on.