"Hard To Adopt" Success Stories

[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.php?story_fbid=10153400843079492&id=77786854491&substory_index=0

[Trayderjoe]

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.php?story_fbid=10153400843079492&id=77786854491&substory_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]

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.php?story_fbid=10153400843079492&id=77786854491&substory_index=0

That's good to hear.