10Dogs who found their forever homes in 2015
I would like to take the time and share with your some of the adoptions of last year. For shelter dogs, finding forever homes is like winning the Power Ball. If they get adopted, then their life changes completely. They live in a new house, they have their own bed, they have food, toys to play with, and most importantly, a family. Shelter dogs get the attention they had never gotten before, and their family take really good care of these dogs. i want you to know that these are not the only adoptions of 2015, but these are 10 of the hundreds of dogs who found a forever home during 2015. i wish you all get a little bit inspired by the pictures below, and if you don’t have a dog yet, then don’t hesitate to adopt one.
1. Spokey- This [Before and After] is everything. Look at that big smile you guys.
2. Jackson- All he ever needed was a comfortable bed, and why not a forever family to take care of him.
3. Olivia- She lived in a shelter. One year latter she is looking the happiest she has ever been.
4- Cedar- He was found living in a golf course. He was malnourished, and really stressed. He has been living in his forever home for almost a year, and he looks truly happy, healthy, and all shiny.
5- Max- He suffered with may health issues before adoption, but all that is gone now. he grew up healthy, happy, and all smiley.
6. Woody- His owners passed away and he was left in the streets alone. After a while he got a second chance in life, and he lives like a King :).
7. Barry- He lived in the streets until he was adopted. Life was good with him. Look at him now…
8. Sebastian- He was 18 months when he got adopted. Now he looks like this…
9. Maverick- He was picked by Animal Control from a man who wanted to sell him. Now he is living with his buddy. Life could not get any better for him.
10. Iggy- She was homeless and unfortunate before they decided to adopt her. Now we can all see that the care, love, and support she has gotten from her family, she is shining brighter than ever.
Source: Diply
