Summary
A dog named Prince, a 2-year-old Doberman, was surrendered to a New Jersey animal shelter just before Christmas. The family said they could not give him the time he needed, and the shelter's post about him received a large number of responses. Prince has found a foster home, and applications to adopt him are being reviewed.
Key Facts
- Prince is a 2-year-old Doberman dog surrendered to the Associated Humane Societies of Forked River in New Jersey.
- The family gave him up because they felt they did not have enough time for his care.
- Dobermans need about two hours of exercise daily to stay healthy and behave well.
- The shelter's Facebook post about Prince reached over 1 million views, gaining many reactions and shares.
- There has been a significant interest in adopting Prince, with many applications now closed and under review.
- Prince is currently living in foster care, and the shelter plans to have him neutered before adoption.
- The shelter will be closing temporarily for renovations, and they are trying to find homes for 27 other animals before then.
