Move With Manny

After 95 days at the PAWS Shelter, Waylon finally found a home thanks to a boy named Cai who treated adoption like a once in a lifetime moment. Cai showed up dressed in a smart suit because the day mattered to him, and that quiet detail said everything about the kind of owner he wanted to be. Shelter staff shared that Cai took the process seriously, asked questions, learned about responsibility, and showed a level of maturity far beyond his years. The moment reminded everyone watching that adoption is not just about bringing a dog home, but about choosing commitment, respect, and love from the very first step.

Repost from Furkids - looking for dog foster/adoption:

Charger is in need of foster. If you can’t foster him, could you share his story with your friends and family in hopes of getting him adopted?

This 9 year old senior boy lived a life of pure neglect, filth, and no loving family to care for him. He sat outside in a pen covered in trash, when they fed him, they left the dirty trays. No clean water, no soft blankets, no toys - just filth. Finally an owner surrender and Charger was freed from his horrific life and became a Furkid. He has come leaps and bounds but still is a bit unsure and I can’t blame him. He is the type of dog that doesn’t do well in a shelter environment. When he came in, he was so grateful, and happy to finally be free and safe.
The longer he sat in the shelter, the more he devolved and a month ago, he would barely come to the front of the kennel to see the volunteers that loved him. He was really shutting down, not eating, totally depressed.
Charger is a different dog now and he deserves time, patience, love and safety especially after everything he’s been through. I make a promise to every shelter dog, “when I get you out of the shelter, I will do all I can to keep you out”. I have to place him by Thursday and with so many adoption events happening between now and the end of the year, I know he’ll be adopted.
He’s good with other mellow dogs, no cats please, he’s good with older kids (littles can frighten a dog like Charger). He’s 37 lbs, house trained, crate trained and pretty good walking on leash. He LOVES being in a fenced in yard. I’d like stability vs bouncing him around because he’s still a tad anxious so consistency is best. Again, if you can foster him, please reach out. If not, please share his story. Thank you so very much!!

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