Even though the furry one had previously been adopted, its difficult-to-care-for nature led to its return. Months passed during which no one was willing to give her a chance, but ultimately she found someone who cared.
The American organization Humane Save Alliance doesn’t believe in giving up on the puppies they rescue, so they were once more ready to offer Fiona. The furry girl develops the symptoms of crushing syndrome, which include hair loss, frequent urination, the need for pricey medications, and a stomach that protrudes to the ground.
In the view of families looking to adopt a dog, all of this made her an unusual possibility. Although she had been adopted in January of this year, by August she had returned to the shelter. The volunteers refused to give up on her despite knowing it would be difficult to place her for adoption.
In response, a volunteer handed young Myanni a piece of cheese to break into small pieces so she could give it to Fiona. Then the child reached over to pet the dog. The girl ignored that, trying to make the hairy Dela happy right away, and handed her the full slice of cheese.
The girl’s mother started crying as soon as the girl decided she wanted to adopt the puppy. Monica was familiar with rejection because her 19-year-old son, who was engaged in an accident when he was six and was left with a speech impediment as well as an intellectual disability, experienced rejection.
The decision to adopt a gorgeous dog rather than a cat was easy to make because the woman understood what Fiona had gone through. The following morning, everyone at the rescue organization said goodbye to the furry girl who had already been there for 120 days while crying.
