After 155 days shared between a shelter in Sioux Falls, United States, and a foster family, Dozer was finally adopted. When his new mistress came to pick him up, the volunteers, who had been hoping for this moment for more than 5 months, had difficulty holding back their tears of joy, reported 973kkrc.com.
Large black and white short-haired dog, Dozer lived in the shelter managed by the Sioux Falls Area Humane Societyhas Sioux Falls in the state of North Dakota. The whole team was waiting for him to leave for a home, and that moment has finally arrived.
According to the association, among the residents who have lived in its premises for a long time, Dozer was the last one who had not yet found a family. His stay, lasting 155 days, was interrupted by a stay with a host family.
A lack of interest difficult to explain
Gentle and friendly with everyone he met, the canine nevertheless struggled to retain the attention of visitors and adoption candidates. The volunteers could not explain why such a companion remained for so long without interest to passing families, even though since his arrival he had been among their favorites, appreciated by the whole team for his temperament.
Big smiles and tears of joy
When his new mistress came to pick him up to take him to discover his home, several volunteers shed a few tears of joy. In the photos of this big day, the doggie poses seated, his tongue hanging out, a light blue bow on his neck and a pretty red leash, while his adopter kneeling behind him holds a sign celebrating his adoption.
Dozer therefore left the shelter for good, heading to the house of the woman who made him the new member of her family.