Dog Returned To Shelter 3 Months After Adoption, but She Hasn’t Lost Hope
Summary
A dog named Aurora Mist was returned to a New York City shelter three months after being adopted because her adopter was evicted. Aurora is described as a social and affectionate dog who struggles in the shelter environment and is looking for a foster or rescue home.Key Facts
- Aurora Mist is a one-year-old dog back at the Queens Animal Care Center in New York City.
- She was first brought to the shelter on July 1 and adopted on July 12.
- Aurora was returned to the shelter on October 15 due to her adopter's eviction.
- She needs to be fostered or adopted through a partner rescue, not directly from the shelter.
- Aurora has a history of living well with a child, another dog, and was occasionally barking at a cat.
- The animal group Boroughbred in Brooklyn prefers not to label dogs by breed to avoid bias.
- Large dogs like Aurora often face challenges in getting adopted, as larger breeds make up a significant percentage of shelter intakes.
- Aurora's shelter ID is #230952, and she remains available for fostering or adoption through specific rescue channels.
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