From abandonment to... happiness!
Happy endings are stories about lucky strays that found their forever families. Discover their wonderful journey from abandonment to happiness!
Happy endings are stories about lucky strays that found their forever families. Discover their wonderful journey from abandonment to happiness!
If you like Pointers and at the same time you like puppies but don't have the patience to raise a puppy, there's Gogo who combines both.
When you first look at her, she looks like she's a fat Pointer puppy. And because out of joy when she sees you, she jumps on both legs trying to reach you (she comes to you somewhere on the calf), this behavior reinforces the impression that she is indeed a Pointer puppy.
However, no relationship, Gogo is a complete adult. It's like a pointer who shrank somehow.
Her signature move is to sit and look at you, thinking that this will catch a huge range of all the things you expect from her.
She assumes the position of the good dog all the time, and looks with seriousness and concentration, as if she is the best student and as if she wants to show you (lest you not realize that she is the best student)
Gogo may be among five or ten dogs jumping and playing, but she's looking at you. Only. She is very sociable with other dogs, but when there is a human on the horizon, her only interest is this and nothing else.
It is a human-centered, loving and intelligent dog, with whom you will love very much, and with whom you will also laugh.
Babis had found himself on the street, abandoned, hungry, and alone, somewhere in the Greek countryside, where dogs like him are used and penned when they are no longer useful.
From the first moment he came to the shelter he was perfect. Calm, kind, friendly and very cooperative. It is a good dog, who has lived in a house for a long time, and has learned everything about how to be a pet.
He's ready for a new home now. You won't have to teach him much, because he already knows almost everything. He knows how to play with his toys, he knows how to spill on the couch and sleep for hours, he knows how to go for a walk and live with people.
Mojito was abandoned on the street, like so many puppies, when he was just two months old.
He came to the shelter scared and frightened. It was a baby hiding in your arms, which he was also afraid of.
Slowly it began to open up. He joined a group with other puppies, and began to become cheerful and sociable, as a baby of his age should be.
It has this incredible and quite rare color in its fur, a combination of sugar with gray and beige, which makes it stand out, and two wonderfully moist and beautiful puppy eyes.
You'll probably go crazy if you meet her, and if you like this character in dogs, which is this:
"Oh man, man, wow how I like people! I'll jump on both legs to reach him. For a second. Then I'll move back and forth. Then I'll fall down and do nazis. I will also sit on my back. For two seconds. He hugged me, I'm going to have to give kisses on the face!"
This will probably be your first contact with Lola, who wants to do everything, not because she is a gossip, but because she is a good dog!
She is very sweet, cheerful, a little silly but in a very cute way, and a dog who shares his joy with the people around him, but without disturbing, and without imposing her presence - only her nazi divides a little more, and she does it in a way that attracts you to go to her, and not the other way around.
You walk into the shelter and all the dogs in her company, five or six, girl boys, come up to you, and she asks for attention, some jump, some jump, and she looks at you.
She comes for caresses calmly and gently, and if you caress her she sits with you. If you don't pet her, or if panic with the other dogs doesn't pay attention to her, she goes back to where she was sitting.
He sits and sunbathes, sits and relaxes, without disturbing, as if he understands that the treaty does not raise another dog begging for attention and petting.
It is not indifferent to human presence, quite the contrary. He participates while you're there, but in that discreet way he has, without bothering at all.
Sandy is a very sweet and calm dog, with a gentle character and very kind and soft manners.
It doesn't have the enthusiasm of the Setters, at least not as far as we've seen. She's calm, quiet, and serious, and she makes you want to go sit next to her, and share some of that calmness she has.