Since the lost doggy hated my friend's parents, she couldn't keep him any longer, and since my dogs wanted him for dinner, I couldn't keep him either. There's no telling what the cat would have done to him.I tried to give him away to everyone at work, as did the boyfriend at his place of business, but no luck.
We ended up taking him to a shelter that had more resources in finding the rightful owners so they could either reunite them, or prosecute them for dumping him.
It killed me to take him there, but I thought it was his best chance at finding a good home as he is quite adoptable, and loves other animals. ... He was great with me, my boyfriend and my friend... he just didn't seem to like older people, but he had a little too much energy for them anyhow.
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Aww poor little thing. You did good, all that you could for him. I love rat terriers, I had a girl and she was the best dog ever!
ReplyDeleteI hope he finds a good home. It's such a bummer!
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What a shame - but you did what you could. It's not your fault, nor the poor woofer's. As you say, the shelter does have better resources, but these days they are under pressure.
ReplyDeleteAs a matter of interest, what does a rat terrier look like? We have several terrier types who are ratters - like Jack Russells, Border Terriers and mixtures of both/other terrier species! Would be very interested, if you have time to enlighten me1
Cheers. Isobel
You did the best you could for the little dog. Hopefully, they will be able to find the owners, or better yet find him a loving family that won't just throw him out.
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