Animal shelters aren’t the best places for canines to stay for an extended period of time. While we are grateful that these dogs have a place to call home and food to eat, we understand that being in a shelter can be tremendously tough. It is quite noisy, with constant barking. The kennels are usually sparsely furnished. A shelter can be a frightening environment for a dog who has come from a household.
Carson, a loving Pit Bull, found himself on his own in a shelter. His family decided they’d had enough of him and relin.quished him. He had aller/gies that caused sk/in pro/blems, but he was otherwise a good dog. Understandably, the shelter environment was too much for him. He knelt in a corner, shaking un.controllably. He didn’t even pause for a breath/er. Everyone’s hearts were bro/ken as he trembled so vioIently.
Carson was discovered by a res.cue group called Philly Bully Team, and a volunteer named Lauren chose to sign him out of the shelter and bring him home. Carson, she understood, wanted to feel safe, which he would never get in a shelter.
Carson praised his savlor right away by never leaving her side. Carson followed Lauren wherever she went. They were made for each other. Lauren recognized that this puppy required constant reas.surance, and she provided it.
Lauren reco.gnized that they were a perfect match and informed the res.cue group that she wanted to finalize the adoption. They were in agreement! Carson is so happy to be with Lauren that he won’t let her go anywhere without him following her around. Except when she needs to get things done, it’s incredibly adorable. Working from home is appealing! A 60-pound dog on your lap can be inconvenient. Lauren, on the other hand, is such a good sport!
Carson’s favorite pastime, other from snug.gling, is going for walks and looking for the nicest sticks. He enjoys carrying a stick in his mouth while walking about. “His whole body wags,” Lauren says. It’s really heart.warming to observe a dog transform from a fearful and shivering puppy to a joyful boy.
Carson bounces on the couch when he gets home from his walks and offers the sweetest ta.il wags. All you can hear is his delighted tail slap.ping. “His objective in life is to cuddle on the couch with me,” his mother, Lauren, says in the video below. Carson appears to have his priorities straight!
It’s a victory every time a dog is res.cued from a shelter and adopted. Many people are over.whelmed by statistics, yet we can assure you that each precious life is important. That is why it is so vital to share tales like Carson’s. Too many individuals are looking for pups from breeders, while perfectly good animals are looking for homes. It’s not acceptable! Let’s share Carson’s story because adoption is the only way to go! In the video below, The Dodo shows Carson’s new happy life.
