TANK DOES TOO
We highlighted Tank in last months newsletter. He was the dog that lived on a chain and was teased by neighborhood kids. Due to that cruel treatment he was distrustful of people, especially men. He also had a huge bark which scared people away before even giving him a chance.
Again, someone read his story and was compelled to come and meet him. A wonderful woman had lost her dog some months prior and was looking for a companion who would also serve as an alarm if someone approached her home. She came to the shelter to meet Tank and was charmed by his sweet demeanor and handsome good looks. She took him home that morning.
We hear he loves his new home and big backyard. He has become his adopters shadow and follows her wherever she goes. She has plans to take him to obedience training to help him continue to learn to trust, learn manners and to expose him to new experiences.
Above is a picture of Tank playing with and chewing on his favorite nylabone in his new home. Notice the absence of a chain and boys throwing rocks at him. Tank is finally in the type of place all dogs should call home.
