Shelter killing is the leading cause of death for healthy dogs and cats in the USA, millions are killed each year in shelters. Adopting from a shelter you save a life and it becomes a best day ever for the pet.
Roxi was an owner surrender, she was crate trained, walked on the leash, she knew to stay off the furniture, rides well in the car, doesn't beg & waits for the 'okay' before she will eat her food. Her issue is she doesn't like some dogs but most of them she's okay with. She was completely afraid and couldn't understand why she was where she was.
Shelters are filled with loving, spayed or neutered, vaccinated pets. Many have found their way into a shelter through no fault of their own. Many are there because of people moving or landlord problems. Some because of the home dynamics, kids, energetic & they need space to run or they need to be an only pet. Many shelters 'test' the dogs and will be able to help you choose the best one for your home.
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'Wiggles' is a one year old, neutered male that is housebroken and crate trained. He also likes other dogs. What a great boy he was to meet & he loved his benebone🍖 He was pulled from a kill shelter in NC by the Farley Foundation and is now up for adoption. Call 910-315-9569 if you want to schedule a meet and greet.
Thank you @mybenebone & Farley Foundation for all the love you give💖.
#adoptdontshop #rescuedog #savealife #benebone #shelter
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