Hearts Break Over Face of ‘Super Sweet’ Dog Waiting 2,000 Days in Shelter
Summary
A dog named Leo has been living in a Tennessee animal shelter for over 2,000 days while waiting for adoption. Despite efforts by the shelter staff to find him a home, Leo has specific needs that make finding a match difficult, such as being selective with other dogs and not suitable with cats.Key Facts
- Leo has lived in the shelter for more than 5 1/2 years.
- He was surrendered by his previous owner and has become used to shelter life.
- Long-term shelter stays can affect animals' mental and physical health.
- Leo is selective with other dogs and cannot live with cats.
- He's recommended for homes with children aged 12 or older.
- Leo is well-trained for car rides, leash walking, and is potty trained.
- There has been significant local media attention on Leo’s adoption story.
- Only one adoption application has been received during his stay, but it was not suitable for Leo.
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