Ladies & Gentlemen, the puppy you see above is from THIS STORY and THIS STORY.
I didn't want to say anything because I didn't want people flocking in to rescue this particular dog over others. The two stories above were from the middle of December where the Humane Society came in and pulled 14 dogs from the property, one of which was dead.
I was invited by Linda Lugo to come to the Humane Society and see these dogs and if you click on the links above you'll see how bone thin they were. Linda will tell you, I personally held Miracle for a good 1/2 hour shaking like a leaf and hanging on to dear life. The Staff at the Humane Society obviously brought this puppy back to good health and Linda just informed me,
"someone was putting an application in on Miracle! It has been approved and Miracle will be going home on the 22nd! Hooray!
Linda"
To Miracle's new owner, congratulations and Thank You! What a special puppy and as close as they were to that dog, you must have offered one heck of a home for them to let her go. Linda also informed me a ton of people had come through the doors today, AGAIN and they were trying to work with everyone showing them what they had. This is a great thing. Thanks Linda & Co.!
Thats great!When the former male shelter director (no names,you can guess)ran the place,anything that looked close to being a pitbull was deemed "non-adoptable".Glad to see things have changed and ALL dogs have a chance to get a good home.
ReplyDeleteWhat happened to the man charged with having all of those abused dogs? I think he has other issues with the law, as well. He should have distributed dog food as generously as he distributes other substances.
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