Is there anything better than a floofy dog? This pupper’s new family obviously agrees as they look delighted to be taking their new pet home. Image by Tiffany Statham Rogers via Facebook You can find a pairing that meets both the dog’s and people’s needs. One benefit of adopting from a shelter is that so many different dogs are available. This dog’s small size makes it perfect for people who live in an apartment or don’t have time to take a couple of long walks each day. It seems impossible, but Chloe was the very same dog Nicole was forced to give up years before! The reunited companions now live together with Nicole’s daughter, grateful to be together again.īoth this pup and its new owner look completely content at having found each other. But she also had the same birthday as her former dog, so she had the vet scan her microchip. When Nicole learned that the shelter dog was also named Chloe, she thought it was a coincidence.
Chloe reminded Nicole of a dog that her parents had made her give up for adoption a few years before. Nicole was overjoyed to find a poodle-pomeranian mix named Chloe at her local shelter. This adoption story is worthy of its own movie. These best friends are sure to grow their bond with many adventures ahead. These two guys can’t believe their luck at finding each other at the shelter! They’re both fun-loving, goofy, and ready for anything. This little baby was so tuckered out by the excitement of the day that she spent the car ride home napping in her new dad’s arms. Getting adopted is hard work for a little puppy. Image by Instagram user lunatheborderaussie It’s amazing what an immediate difference adoption made for this pup. Just eight hours later, Luna was basically a different dog, snuggling with her new owner and completely relaxed. But a shelter visitor took a liking to Luna and decided to take her home. Due to all of this, Luna was timid and mournful. She was neglected and overweight, and her family abandoned her at the shelter. He got to go home with him and become a member of the family he’d picked out himself.īefore coming to the shelter, Luna had a rough go of it.
There’s nothing quite like being chosen by a dog, and Chance’s new dad couldn’t say no. Chance spotted him and heading over right away, sitting down in his lap to call dibs. In this case, Chance didn’t give his dad an opportunity to pick out another dog. When you adopt a shelter dog, you might go in with certain expectations only to fall in love with a dog that you never saw coming. Whether she’s overwhelmed by joy or a little bit nervous, she now has a family that can get to know her and meet her needs. This pooch seems overwhelmed by the fact that she’s just been adopted. And no matter how old, any dog has plenty of love to give. They tend to be lower energy and require less training. While puppies and younger dogs tend to get the most attention at shelters, there are so many benefits of adopting senior shelter dogs. They get to live out their remaining years with their new companions and mom. These four senior Chihuahuas are clearly living their best life after being adopted from the same shelter. The pair couldn’t be happier to have found each other, and they clearly have many cuddly years ahead of them. The immediate love and trust between Rosie and her new mama are apparent as they cuddle up during her adoption. Princess Ru is smiling, and so his her family because they have her. These photos show the effect adoption has on the wellbeing of any dog. Princess Ru the pit mix was at her shelter for months before a family took a chance on her. Because of stereotypes about the breed, pit bulls are often overlooked at shelters.
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