What it's REALLY like to adopt a street dog
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- čas přidán 29. 02. 2024
- Watching videos online, you could be forgiven for thinking street dogs are nice, easy pets. And often they are. But they also come with their own quirks and problems.
We sat down with some people who have adopted a street dog to find out what the highs and lows are and some things that make the street dog experience unique.
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Respect to lady and micks owner for adopting older dogs❤❤❤.
Most people only think about adopting young dogs, but older dogs are very greatful to live out they're last days loved ❤
Jamie is a saint. Incredible that he gave a home to Lady, but then took Mick Jagger, too.
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Rescued dogs are definitely a breed of their own. My dog Kara lived her entire life in a shelter and an abusive home. Because she was returned twice she has a fear that we are also going to take her back. During the first two months, she hardly slept, was scared of pretty much everything, and didn't want to be left alone. But my gosh she is the most loving dog. She still has some things to work through like anxiety, overprotective, and being able to go places without thinking we are leaving her. But every moment with her is worth it. She is my baby girl and the only regret I have is not finding her sooner.
Bless you for taking her in and persevering. It's not easy but it's one of the best things you'll ever do ❤
Thank you for being a wonderful human being x
Jamie made me cry. His profound love for his rescued, senior dogs and giving them the best life just brought me to tears. Dogs are so special. God spelled backwards. What a beautiful, very honest video.❤❤❤❤
Jamie has a beautiful soul and is so so kind ❤
My time with them won’t be long, made me cry, you never have enough time with them❤.
Hate only being able to like this once!
What a beautiful, personal and honest video this is. For every parent to acknowledge their dog’s behavioral problems and yet have the patience to work through them because of their deep love for their dogs is just so precious. Jamie’s words acknowledging that he wouldn’t have a long time with Lady and Mick just made me cry. Jamie, you have so much love and courage; I admire you so much!
Jamie is such a sweetheart 🥲❤
This video is very important for people to watch!! Yes, adopting a rescue is the best thing I have ever done. In fact, all my dogs are rescues and my pack will always be of rescues. But, a lot of people fall in love with a rescue story and don't realize that they are adopting a dog who suffered. The trauma will stay with them. A lot of dogs end up being returned becuase people don't understand this. And this video is important. Because these traumatized souls need to find humans who understand that. Having said that, they are the funniest, most loving beings who fill my life with joy every day!! Thank you for this video.
Well said.
So true.
Oh Jamie, you made me cry, you have so much love to give Lady and MJ ❤
It was lovely to hear everyone’s experiences, and how different the reactions are from each dog🥰
I have a Romanian rescue street dog,Rufus, and he is very similar to all of them.
But he is my soulmate now, after 2 years, and my little shadow.
He is learning now, that I will come back from the kitchen, lol or haven’t gone for ever, if I put the bins out!
I would never of changed my decision to adopt him in a million years 🥰
❤❤ I now understand how difficult it is to arrange *perfect* adoptions. You have to find the most amazing and compassionate people. Luckily there are folk like Jamie, Anna, Cam, Carys, Claire and Paul out there in the world. ❤❤
Absolutely. It's also why we can't rehome every dog. Some are just never going to fit into home life or find people who can set down their entire lives for months to help them settle in ❤
Our little Jorkie (Cheddar) was rescued and had a bad two years of abuse before coming close to being put sleep.
He has turned out to be a good little boy.
He has the run of the flat, is out walking four times a day, love his toys and is the most loving dog we've ever had.
He still flinches if your hand moves too quickly towards him and becomes a little anxious when left alone, so we take him with us when we can.
He is great in the car and also on a bus journey, just goes to sleep.
Think about a rescue dog first if you are going to have one, im sure you'll be surprised?
This is so helpful. 3 years ago I rescued a street dog while I was working on a Caribbean island. Took me about 6 months to nurse her back to health and then she came back to the UK with me. She’s an extraordinary dog, but struggles with a lot of the issues mentioned in the video and I’ve been feeling so isolated and a failure as an owner for how different she behaves compared to all other dogs. This makes me understand that not all rescue dogs were street dogs and street dogs are a breed of their own and I should probably be kinder to myself for offering her a life full of love fun and safety even if it doesn’t look exactly like what I had with my previous rescue dogs.
Absolutely. What you've done is amazing. And you are so not alone. Not everyone has the perfect lovely dogs you see on adverts etc. But your dogs are perfect to you ❤
There are so many reasons rescues are the best dogs you could ever have. Every person in this video restores my faith in humanity. Thank you for finding homes who understand dogs are living beings with feelings, traumas and personalities just like us. Adding anyone new to the home brings its challenges but dogs are so worth it, and it doesn't take long to get beyond the adjustment period.
Please tell us what happened with Hank. I sure hope he's still staying with you, Niall. Can't imagine him ever going back to the street after all he's been through. Very sad his adaptive home didn't treat or value him the way he deserved but I'm dying to know how he ended up back with you and want to be reassured he's now safe at home with you for the rest of his time on earth. Please please tell us about Hank....
His adoptive home didn't work out. Niall has given him the "Golden Ticket" and has adopted him. 🤗❤
I adopted my Bowie at 8 years of age after my gorgeous Leia passed… I have said this before.., Leia sent me Bowie to test me.. separation anxiety lead puller next level sniffer chases birds can’t be off lead wants to meet every dog then ignore… but he is my Bowie and I love him ❤️
Rescue dogs are the absolute best! I have 2 13year old Cocker Spaniels
and 2 rescues! Although I adore all my dogs, I'll NEVER get any dogs from breeders again. Both my rescues were severely abused, before being rescued and nearly starved to death.😢 Sven chewed on window sills, all my furniture and also cushions, when first adopted. I had to get a while new bedroom suite!😂He also destroyed about 14 cushions. Stacey literally barked by my bedside right through the night for about 2 years and I just could not figure out what she wanted.😮 I barely slept 2 hours a night. All my dogs sleep with me, but now she has the main spot next to me. The other dogs are fine with it though. She does not really like the other dogs, but keeps to herself during the day, but at night she wants her mom. I would adopt them over and over and over! Nothing beats the love of a rescue dog!❤❤❤❤
I think when a dog has lived on the street his life is always in danger. Trust becomes a huge issue. And then in the new home they are confined in a restricted space which is not an easy place to take out frustration and fears. A HUGE amount of love and consistent effort is needed. Routine is very reassuring to them. And a special few words to accompany the activities so they know what is coming. Well done to all you sweet patient people. 🙏❤️🐾
Absolutely. It's why all of them seem to have fight or flight so ingrained into them. It takes a lot of time and love to unlearn that response ❤
You are all bloody heroes imo.....
PTSD… that’s what they have. I have 6 street dogs, I’m a dog nut, and my life revolves around my babes. So one story of many, Frida, named after the artist that had a difficult early life but who lived her best life to her last day, would always scream… that’s right, scream when you would touch her. Absolutely heart breaking💔 It took over a year for her not to cry out and jump out of her skin when I would touch her. Now she is so affectionate and loving. It was so hard to imagine how horrible she was treated for her to feel that way. It’s the most rewarding experience of my life to serve these babes, 5 chihuahuas and one blue healer right from the streets of phoenix Arizona. I wish you all the best in your endeavors to share a life and love with such beautiful babes of this universe. I have been blessed with so much love, it makes me feel like I’ve done something. 🍀❤️🍀❤️🍀❤️🍀❤️🍀
Awesome 💟
1 million subscribers!!! Woo hoo!!!
Oh, Jamie...you have such a big heart and in reality, whatever time you do have with them is always going to be worlds better than having had no time with them at all. The three of you are so lucky to have each other ❤
Rescuing is the best way to go. Thank you for being HEROS❤👍🏼
after many trainers failing us,...the last trainer we had was also a police dog trainer and she gave us the best advice: you have to advocate for your dog and dont put her in a situation that ends up requires her being corrected.
Seriously one of the best and most informative videos out there. Thank you so much for making it.
I can relate to every single aspect of it.
I am the 5th owner of my rescue pup (adopted 3 years ago at 5 years old) and was told she barks incessantly and is fearful of abandonment - no surprise there.
The first 10 days she was perfect and then she went into destructive mode (now redirected into her own toys). She pee'ed on my carpet rug (but not for long) and hid in my bathroom for a year to every single noise she heard, even the TV remote dropping onto a table.
In the street, she would launch and bark at every single person and dog, but never children, and now it hardly ever happens (although men in black clothes still cause some issues).
When I got her from the rescue centre she had been operated on to remove multiple grass seeds from her body and had to have a further 2 operations in the 1st month to remove more (approx 20 in total). She's never had a problem since.
I don't know what her life was like before and, although I could maybe understand the frustration of her previous owners, I could never imagine abandoning or giving up on her.
The rewards have far outweighed all her issues, some on-going, but I would never, ever change anything even to the extent that I would take on another rescue pup when the time is right.
Thank you for rescuing her and persevering. They always pay you back in love tenfold !
Beautiful caring people ❤️❤️❤️
Thank you for sharing your lives with Whacker, Moritz, Rodney, Lady & Mick. It's important for people to see this before they consider adopting a street dog. They come with some extra challenges, but these owners attest to the fact that it is well worth it. Much love to you & your pups! 🙏💜🐕🐶🦮
Awh Jamie, you have given them the best life ❤️
And Moritz, I have such a soft spot for him.
Wonderful to hear from the dogs’ loving parents. It shows that although street dogs can be very challenging their humans have patience and love to give them. I hope Moritz (not sure about spelling) will be a lap dog for his mum before a year has passed and I also hope that Lady and Mick’s dad realises that even if he has them for a short time it will be a joyful time for them.
Took in two street dogs - the finest dogs you could ever wish for. Dream dogs. Both are gone now and I miss them more than I can say. I am diminished without them. They gave me everything, my big beautiful street dogs. The hardest thing about adoption is the bereavement. It's so painful.
We have a rescued Romanian street dog and so much of this video chimed with me. Adopting him is the best thing we have ever done
This video is so perfect because many people don’t really think about ALL the aspects of adopting a dog (especially a street dog). A dog comes with their history, habits, fears, etc and those adopting need to be patient, loving and understanding. Love to ALL those who opened their heart and home to a street dog or any rescue dog. 🐾❤️
thank you so much for this video. my dog had been dumped here in arkansas and lived on the streets and in the woods. she still has some issues around that. i would not let her go for all the money in the world. i love her with all my heart and she is wonderful
Bless all of you wonderful people ❤
❤Great Video❤ many thanks .from me amd all the Gourgous sweet 🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶 who were adopted by Wonderful Caring people 💕💙💜🙏🙏🙏🙏
This is such an important insight into the reality of adopting these precious dogs. Thank you everyone and so glad that Whacker, Moritz, Rodney, Lady and Mick have you in their lives. ❤❤
my rescue came from the street. he is still quite reactive and only can be around a couple of other dogs. he is the same way about his routine, tho, it gives him great comfort. i remember the first time he gave us his belly for rubs. now he has to be sleeping right in the middle between me and my partner, with his special fuzzy blanket. he will never be a social dog at the park, but i love him.
That man with the two seniors is an angel on earth wearing paws on his sleeves...bless him, bless all the adopters.
I have adopted a street dog from Bulgaria about 6 months ago. He was scared of everything and still is pretty scared but doing better. It has been difficult at some times but I would not have traded for anything. He gets a little better everyday. He is happier everyday so it is so great to watch.
Thank you to all these dog's parents, you have made wonder with these babies, they seem so happy to be with you, so relaxed to be loved and taken care of !
Moritz, Rodney, Whacker, Lady, and Mick ❤
WONDERFUL HEART-WARMING VIDEO 🐶🐶🐶🐶🥰💕💙💜🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Jamie, wow. I thought I couldn’t like you more than I already do, but seeing this video you’ve captured my heart again. I so admire you for being such an angel for these animals. All of the people in this video are wonderful. Thank you so much.
Thank you ❤
This is such an importantly educational, informative and uplifting video.
These beautiful dogs landed on their 4 paws finding their forever homes with these compassionate, responsible and loving parents.
This should be compulsory viewing for anyone looking to adopt a rescue dog, let alone a street dog. Thank you, thank you, thank you. ❤
Well said. I love my rescue pup but had no idea some of, no actually all of the things mentioned in this video could, and did, happen including the best feelings of reward you could ever imagine.
Really important video for anyone considering adoption.
Massively heart warming too. You're all special people for taking these dogs on, issues and all.
And I never cease to be amazed by what Jamie has achieved with Lady. A real transformation!
I love people who love all Animals. I love love love there is no other words. God bless you all❤❤❤
Great video! It's important to realise that rescues come with their own individual issues. I have a romanian rescue who is the gentlest, cuddliest boy, however he's destroyed my couch by ripping it to shreds with his claws, he's done the same to my hall carpet. He definitely has boundaries and is head shy which I crossed and he bit my nose out of fear. Totally my fault. He's 10 now, been with us 6 years this year and he's my whole life.
Love seeing the reality of the gang. I love watching their progress. ❤️
This video was so touching. How much I love these dogs. All of them truly, truly, have the perfect parents for them. Whacker gatescapades were so funny. And ah, Jamie, gosh how we all love you, lady and mick. This video was fantastic. Thank you.
This is such a tribute to rescue dogs. I took in a puppy from a I found in a London park. He was 15 when he died. He was reactive to dogs on lead but loved other dogs off it. He was cautious of people unless they owned a dog he was friends with or were a member of the family. All children and puppies instantly fell under his protection, which could be seriously problematic! Babies in buggies would be sat beside, if possible, so no-one but parents/carers had access to them. I used to have to intervene and leave a lot of places. But he was the loyalist companion and I would not have missed a second of our time together. Oh, and he ate my favourite hat and a three piece suite! He never peed in the house though.
😂he sounds like an amazing character.
Thank you & God bless you all ❤️🥰🌹
Oh my goodness, Jamie made me cry. What a sweet, kind, generous man! We cry with you! This whole video was wonderful!!!
Jamie made me tear up again!
Thank you to all who have adopted these dogs and give them a wonderful new start ❤
Rescues are so grateful.
Love to see them and their dogs! Jamie is just so amazing for rescuing two senior dogs.Rescued dogs are so smart and found it interesting she found it “surprising” he was intelligent. Dogs are just so smart.
Living on the streets or in a shelter is a traumatic experience for any dog or human alike. Dogs can also develop PTSD. Unless someone has gone through being homeless they would not understand. Dogs may experience similar reactions as with humans to loud noises and abandonment issues from being homeless. Please persevere and have patience with dogs who have been homeless. Dogs like Whacker, Lady, Moritz and Rodney do want love, eat healthy food and run in a park as well. I am happy the humans in their lives have the compassion to have given them a second chance.❤
Thankyou for such an honest insight. Just beautiful to know these darling furkids are living in homes filled with love. 🥰🐕💜💙❣️
Beautiful video. Honest and truthful. Not glamorising adopting a street dog for social media but also such a heartwarming thing to hear of the parents’ resolve to do whatever is necessary for these dogs. I was crying buckets at the end.
Oh Jamie 🥺 you guys are all amazing. Thank you so much for giving these babies a new life. X
Ughhhh the second I saw Jamie and Lady, tears. Lady is flourishing !!! Every single one of these rescuers have a heart of gold. Thanks for making this video and spreading the awareness!
Great video to show the challenges. Thank you to all the wonderful people who adopt dogs.
I love that we get to talk about the realities of trying to help a stray "dog" become ok with living in a home with a family unit and learn to adapt. Age of the dog matters. I caught my almost dead by starvation chihuahua on the streets. I did all her rehab myself. It took 2 weeks for her to eat food on her own. It took 2 years for her to like me. It took 4 years for her to trust me and become calm. Because she lived on the streets w/o help for a minimum of 3 months she learned to eat everything and poisoned herself 3 times within 2 years. It wasn't an easy journey. She was afraid of everything and other dogs think she looks like a rabbit and want to attack her. So obviously I became her emotional support person. I've had her for 8 years now and she is a true gem. She's my bestie. You'd never know she had a difficult first couple of years. I've always had dogs and admire that she has about 5 times the personality of any other dog I've owned or met. Since that rescue I've become a grandmother of 4 boys and I always joke that the Lord gave me this dog to train me to be an awesome and patient grandma.
Brilliant video - so important to share the joys and challenges of a rescue dog. It may not always be easy but they are definitely the best ❤
I can relate to some of them.
My first one ever was a puppy and was bred in horrendous conditions. I remember just hours of him in the bath getting all the fleas off of him when we first got him as a puppy. He ended living a great 14 1/2 year life never gave problems outside of getting in the garbage. Got on great with other dogs.
My second grew up with my first she was a rehome dog we took when her owners didn’t want her. Think she was abused by her other owners. She lived to be 14 as well. She didn’t get on well with other dogs outside of a couple that she grew up around in the family. She had a bad habit of chewing up cords.
My third I currently have now was another rescue puppy. He’s a golden mixed with something that we never found out. He’s extremely territorial and doesn’t get on well other dogs. Has a bad habit of counter surfing lol and chewed up carpet when he was a puppy like Rodney did. He’s 9 now and has lived a great life. He’s a very independent dog and likes has space. Definitely the best watch dog Ive ever seen.
Totally been worth it all. I’ll never not be a dog owner they’re the best and truly teach us what love is all about.
Thank you for sharing your home lives with your new doggie additions! Rescue is the only way to go. I am waiting for approval on adopting another rescue spaniel. I appreciate the fact that the adopters are vetted to find the best match for the dog, also. Jamie, your heart is as big as the world! Congrats to Niall on 1 million subscribers!👏
Wow, doesnt’t matter which country they come from, it looks like they all the same, i just couldn’t believe how loving my Sunny is, he needs lots of affection which surprised me for him being an adult street dog, he’s a clever boy too, keeps me on my toes my only regret is that i didn’t find him sooner. He’s got great sense of humour is naughty, dirty, smelly but i love him more than anything and recommend it to anyone who has the time and love to give.
Lady looks fantastic! Her owner has done a wonderful job.❤
I have a rescue dog. He is my first rescue but I always heard that rescue dogs are a different breed. I have never had such a loving dog. I just feel he is so grateful that he has been given a second chance and really wants to show it. We have him 3 years now. He is reactive to other dogs but only when he is out with us. I think he is protecting us. When he is introduced to other dogs he wants to play with them. Anybody thinking about taking a rescue dog I can only say that it is the best thing I have done.
Brill video. Great to catch up with everyone. Really inspiring & educational and helpful to see that dogs are loving but have needs too. Absolute kudos to the adoptive parents for persevering and fulfilling their commitment. Understanding the fear/flight, the chewing all of it deserves 👏 Dog ownership is a big commitment but the most rewarding too. Well done all.
The best thing one can do , adoting a stray … the reward is huge, changing lives for better is the most important thing we can do in our lives. I rescued myself too .
Great video. I watch other rescue videos and they are always roses - this was real. It mirrors my own experience with a local rescue.here in the states. Thank u for ur work. ❤❤❤❤❤❤😊
Thanks for posting this video! I've always had rescue dogs; they are the most loyal and grateful beings. Adapting to a new home is a difficult transition, and perseverance, love and patience are highly required. Don't expect a perfect experience; as we humans, these dogs have a history and baggage; the only difference is their resilience. I felt so sorry for Stich; the family didn't give him a chance. I was part of a dog rescue group, and finding homes was a challenging task. Many dogs were returned to us, and some escaped their new homes. Animal rescue is soul crushing; I'm in awe of Niall and his team; what a beautiful people. Thanks for giving me a reason to continue living in this mad world.
Possibly your best video ever. Beautifully edited. Respect to all the parents of these beautiful dogs !
Thank you for this. I really think there is a need for more education and trainers to help with traumatized dogs because they have a different degree of trauma than most dogs who are rehomed or adopted from shelters. We’ve always adopted rescue dogs but this past fall adopted our first street dog - without really understanding what differences in behavior that might mean. She was found starving with 10 puppies on a rural northern reservation. She had been on her own scrounging/hunting for food for a while.
She is strongly bonded to people (a real snuggle bug) but, like Rodney, highly reactive to other dogs and with an insane prey drive. This has presented many challenges but honestly it’s the uninformed and judgmental comments, looks and actions from other dog owners and even trainers that have been most difficult. This video has really been helpful in affirming my experience with my pup.
HappyDoggo chose these new owners carefully and obviously they got it right. I had to chuckle at the all out destruction of the settee and carpets, by Rodney who obviously thinks he's into home decor....yet his owners took it in their stride and still say they have no regrets, which is how it should be. We'll never know what these dogs have gone through, so have to make allowances, but the love that they are giving and receiving, makes it all worthwhile. Thank you to all of you new owners for giving these gorgeous dogs a new life, lots of love and forever homes....kudos to you all. 🐶👏💕
Fascinating, brilliant video! Had two rescues - abandoned on side of country road to die. Best dogs ever. One of the most amazing things about supporting Happy Doggo is the chance to be part of a like-minded community. Wonderful people all around!
Jamie is the sweetest Man taking on two old street dogs he is a true angel. My heart for him when he got upset 🥺🥺
I believe people who adopt are good and kind people. When you have that love in your heart, you'll figure things out to your mutual benefit. Unbeknown to you, the dog has been training you about patience, tolerance, awareness, a good sense of humor and appreciation for the simple things in life.
The baby gate 🙈 best bunch of doggies
Thank you to the adopters for your love and patience keep going it's worth it in the end ❤❤ I've got my boy just over a year ago corso x presa he had just turned 2 and never really been on a walk and been stuck in a cage for nearly a year he was shocking didn't know anything and terrified of everything a year of hard work and dedication and he's amazing goes of lead plays with other dogs good with people the most loving and playful dog I've had not a nasty bone in him still gets scared of traffic noise and doesn't like motorbikes but that's not a massive issue where I live best decision I've made taking a chance on him my anxiety has gone and he's now a happy playful loving dog win win 😁😁
I get choked up every time Jaime gets choked up!
Jamie👏👏👏❤
Thank you so much everyone for sharing your stories. It’s made me cry again!!! But happy tears that they are in such loving families xxxxxxx
Bless the lot of you ❤
Lady's Dad is a super great brave soul. What a good & generous man.
It takes time, but it's so worth it. My Chinese street dog is awesome had him 5 years and he improves every day still 🥰 I think Mortiz especially will keep blossoming he's so like my boy. Just needs lots of good experiences to out write the bad ones
absolutely. Watching Moritz's transformation is incredible!
Such a beautiful video ,thanks for sharing. But I know they are all loved 😍 you guys are amazing. Aaah Jamie you had me in tears
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You are all beautiful humans, thank you so much for loving the gorgeous koh samui gang ❤
Thank you you're all the best parents for them!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Wish I could give this a million thumbs up! Beautiful to watch and very informative. You are all such amazing and loving parents to the best girl and boys! ❤️ Jamie I wish you many many wonderful years with Lady and Mick!
How amazing to see DEREK ❤and whacker they are on my
Mug bought for Tina’s hospital and it’s sooooo great I just got Nialls book and Derek is there, I love him, and whacker and all the others mentioned in the happy doggo video , special people, special dogs , thank you SO much xxxxxx
I've read some of the comments below and what I saw on this video, restores some of my faith in humans. And really, the reason why there are so many street and homeless dogs, is because humans have let their own dogs, around the world, go without being spayed or neutered, not enough love from owners to know that dogs and cats need a lot of care and love. They are not to be exploited by humans for things like hunting (particularly in Greece & other countries), having babies and selling their puppies or kittens, racing greyhounds, puppy mills, dogs and cats (as well as many other animals) are now regulars at laboratories for cruel and painful experimentation, etc. etc. Humans must learn that animals are not theirs to exploit, it's only causing a lot of problems for all animals, domesticated and wild. And only making humans more unconscious to the fact, that animals are sentient beings and are unique and want to be comfortable and safe to live out their own lives. Because we are so complicated and have many of our own problems to work out, throughout our entire lives, which is just part of life, and so that should give us much insight into how we can be patient and compassionate with our animals. If you have learned to be patient and compassionate with yourself in your issues with life, then you can do that with your animals. Not every human is going to be able to do that with animals or people, so of course, that would be a good lesson for them to learn, but maybe they never do, so not a good candidate as a caretaker for either people or animals. Some people are so cruel and totally have no empathy for animals at all, and hence, all the cruelty we see to many animals. However, it can really add so much to your life, if you can be challenged emotionally by either humans or animals, and teach yourself to be as kind as possible, one of the most important lessons we learn in our human life. Really, you are doing such a service to adopt rescue dogs and cats, and truly, that is why we are put on this planet, so that we can be of service to others. And those others, are for me, animals, much of the time.
What an amazing wonderful 👏 man is the one who adopted the two older dogs 🐕
God bless you 🙏 ❤❤❤
Such a wonderful video. It's so great to meet everyone and see the love they have. For these beautiful creatures. Thank you all.
Im glad people take care of old dogs too, give them a home, care and life
Love this video, these adopters are absolute angels, so glad all these sweet street dogs found such wonderful loving homes!💖 🐾
Love this video and so much love and adoration for these people adopting these gorgeous dogs 🐕 ❤️ 💕
15 years ago i adopted a 3-legged street dog from Taiwan and she was a gift from God🙏🏻. I said goodbye to her 4 weeks ago, it's been so tough. She was a bit aloof and never became a lap dog. But she was always so excited when i came home. She loved hikes and car rides. I drove across Canada with her more than once. She was the best❤
so so sorry to hear about your loss. Every single dog touches your heart ❤
Thank you for the update ~ warts and all! All are looking so happy!
I’m not crying you are 😭
A good video for people to see. Especially people wanting to adopt. It’s a looks like hard job, taking on a rescue but an absolute rewarding achievement for both owners and obviously the dogsters. Thank you all for sharing this with us to see. You people are amazing for adopting these beautiful little beings and not giving up on them! 🙏🏼
We fostered many street dogs and finally adopted one 30+ fosters later. They were all different but all the same in some ways. It took them months to show their real personality once they knew they were safe. But they were all beautiful and wonderful souls. They were grateful and loving no matter how they were treated in the past. Dogs are so resilient. They are the best companions and family members.
Leadership. Training. Clarity. Boundaries. Consistency. Love.