Dog Eat Doug by Brian Anderson for November 04, 2017

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    alondra  over 7 years ago

    Aww what a sweetie. I hope he gets a great home.

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    blunebottle  over 7 years ago

    A home is a good thing to have.

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    Plods with ...™  over 7 years ago

    As would they all.

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    Ida No  over 7 years ago

    Addams.

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    Doctor Toon  over 7 years ago

    We’re full up with 5 cats and a dog

    Doesn’t mean we don’t want more furry friends, we just know better

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    JK1  over 7 years ago

    There’s no place like home.

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    cuzinron47  over 7 years ago

    Doesn’t want to be an only dog.

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    tcar-1  over 7 years ago

    My wife is at PetSmart with a van load for adoption right. Goes every Friday night and Saturday afternoon.

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    Grey Forest  over 7 years ago

    Five years ago this week, we took in a Jack Russell mix that was abandoned in our neighborhood. He was so frightened when we found him but has turned into a sweet little dog once we showered him with lots of love.

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    SapphireSkies Premium Member over 7 years ago

    Nearly ten years ago, we adopted a two-year-old yellow lab mix who had been found in West Virginia, was transferred to a rescue group near us, was twice adopted and returned, and had been with a foster mom (and her dog and several cats) for two months. They told us she was an alpha who would need strong pack leaders. It took about six months for her to stop being anxious, and about a year before she clearly knew she had found her forever home. May Brian’s little foster find a forever home real soon!

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    BWR  over 7 years ago

    Fostering for the local Humane Society is a great experience. You can help socialize, or get a puppy or kitten up to an age where they can be adopted out. You can help get them over a minor illness or keep an eye on one that might have bit or scratched someone.

    Hardest part is letting them go.

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