Summary
A woman in California visited an animal shelter and was surprised to find a corgi without identification details like a microchip. The corgi was eventually adopted, and the story highlights how even popular dog breeds can end up in shelters.
Key Facts
- A woman named Maria found a corgi at the Merced County Animal Services in California.
- The corgi had no name, tag, or microchip when found.
- Corgis are a popular breed, ranking 15th in popularity according to the American Kennel Club in 2024.
- The corgi was adopted and given the name Gnocchi.
- Popular dog breeds, including purebreds, sometimes end up in shelters.
- Maria shared the corgi's story on Instagram, where it gained significant attention.
- More attention is needed for shelters that receive both purebred dogs and mixed breeds.
- Common dogs in shelters include pit bulls, along with purebreds like huskies and German shepherds.
