Senior Dog Is Saved From Euthanasia After Returning To The Shelter She Was Adopted From 12 Years Earlier
I believe that most people dream of owning a dog while growing up because dogs play a significant role in the media we consume as children. Many of us long for the unconditional love and companionship that only an animal can provide, and dogs excel at showing their love for their humans.
The saddest aspect of it all is that we eventually have to say goodbye to our furry friends. If you asked a dog owner for one wish, they would likely choose for dogs never to grow old so they would never have to say goodbye.
Unfortunately, there are still people who decide that their dog's time has run out long before it actually has. They offer various excuses for their decision, such as claiming that the dog is misbehaving or that they are becoming too difficult to manage as they age.
These excuses are plentiful, but those who truly love their dogs are unwilling to accept any of these half-hearted reasons for deciding to put down their beloved furry companions.
The story we have for you today is about Netty, who was returned to the same shelter from which she was adopted, but this time, they requested that the dog be euthanized.
The veterinarians at the shelter recognized that there was still life in Netty, and they decided to put her up for adoption so she could find a new home to spend her remaining days with a family that truly deserves her.
Scroll down to see the full story of Netty and discover whether she found a new chance at a loving family.
Netty is a 15-year-old mixed pit bull who was brought back to the shelter she was adopted from, but this time with a different intention.
The owners didn't want to hear about any medications or treatments available for their dog.
The Pennsylvania SPCA shared Netty's story on their social media accounts in an attempt to find her a new home.
Not the way to spend her final days.
They did their best to find a new home for Netty.
Amy Kidd saw the post and knew that Netty was the perfect dog for her and her family.
Netty was super excited to meet her new family and didn't hide her enthusiasm.
Thanks to Amy, Netty is living her best life right now.
The people of Facebook loved this story, and here are just some of the comments they left.
Not everything is disposable.
Love this story!
She saved the dog instead of giving up on her.
No signs of love after a decade.
Much respect for Amy, the rescuer.
We're all thankful! <3
Giving her what she needed.
Doing the right thing.
Aren't we all??
Man's best friend.
Handle it!
Adopt, don't shop.
This is both a heartbreaking and heartwarming story in one. It's hard to imagine that someone would so heartlessly abandon their dog after 12 long years of unconditional love that the dog provided to her family.
Don't give up on your dog just because it's getting older; it's the least they deserve during their final days on this planet. Remember that.
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