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I am so happy you failed this foster with Zelus because he is the perfect adopted child for you kind big hearted young people. Your love & commitment to his recovery of health, trust, & spirit really seals his guarantee of a real good life after rescue. God bless you angels, Zelus, & all your furry pack!
- My Pittie mix was crazy when we first got her. Barked constantly, insanely hyper, super destructive (literally dug a hole through our wall!) and very aggressive towards other animals. She still has some issues to work on but she is our little love bug. She is super sweet and affectionate. Cuddles and kisses are constant!
- I appreciate your comment but seeing as this is my first comment on here and your profile seems to be all about bitcoin I am going to have to decline. Sorry. but I don’t know you so I choose to air on the side of caution. Nothing personal. Hope you have a great day.
- I can’t believe how gently he was taking treats after being starved for so long. Thank you for saving him & giving him happiness. My Oz was 8 months and 18 pounds when A good Samaritan found him chained to a car, starved, alone, and covered in oil. He came to me as a foster 1 year ago today. I don’t call him a ‘foster fail’. He ended up right where he needed to be.
So agree the so called aggressive dog you see in a shelter is usually not that but reacting out of fear. Thank you being a great foster fail!!!! It’s horrible how people are treating animals. Somethings got to be done these poor puppies and cats and other animals that are being abused breaks my heart.
That’s awesome. Someone dumped my dog on the highway with 51 other dogs. So my heart is so weak for mistreated animals. I got my as a puppy she was three months. Can you imagine being dumped on the highway before 3 months of age…disgusting. So hats off to you for what you do….love it!
I took in one who was just like him and even looks like him when I took him, they were going to put him down as well. Nate is now 15 and one of the best dogs I have ever had. God Bless you for seeing he was more then what he was showing
