[GeoGeo]

Happy news. South Lake Animal League posted on their FB page about some of their "hard to adopt" success stories for December, such as Gretzky, the puppy thrown over a fence with his back feet severed requiring prosthesis, is snuggling with two little girls tonight and Spot, a cat that has been at SLAL since he was a kitten with a chronic medical condition, found his forever home four years later. He will be able to pal around with Prince, a handsome cat who is FIV positive, in their new forever home. These are just a couple of examples. If you want to read their post here is the link: https://www.facebook.com/permalink.p...bstory_index=0

[Trayderjoe]

Originally Posted by GeoGeo

Happy news. South Lake Animal League posted on their FB page about some of their "hard to adopt" success stories for December, such as Gretzky, the puppy thrown over a fence with his back feet severed requiring prosthesis, is snuggling with two little girls tonight and Spot, a cat that has been at SLAL since he was a kitten with a chronic medical condition, found his forever home four years later. He will be able to pal around with Prince, a handsome cat who is FIV positive, in their new forever home. These are just a couple of examples. If you want to read their post here is the link: https://www.facebook.com/permalink.p...bstory_index=0

Thanks for sharing! Glad to hear that people were willing to adopt these special friends and that they are now in their forever homes.

[Sable99]

I'm so glad they found their furever home!

[Barefoot]

It's a great thing when a dog is adopted.
And it's especially a heartwarming story when a "special needs" pet is adopted.
It's not only great for the adopted dog, but it clears the way for another pet to be rescued.

[Taltarzac725]

Originally Posted by GeoGeo

Happy news. South Lake Animal League posted on their FB page about some of their "hard to adopt" success stories for December, such as Gretzky, the puppy thrown over a fence with his back feet severed requiring prosthesis, is snuggling with two little girls tonight and Spot, a cat that has been at SLAL since he was a kitten with a chronic medical condition, found his forever home four years later. He will be able to pal around with Prince, a handsome cat who is FIV positive, in their new forever home. These are just a couple of examples. If you want to read their post here is the link: https://www.facebook.com/permalink.p...bstory_index=0

That's good to hear.