At the New York City Animal Care Center in Manhattan, Dolly is out of time today. No one has chosen her. On May 5, the five-year-old sweet, friendly and sociable dog was found as a stray. On June 17, she experienced a seizure; from there she was sentenced to die.
“A little black orchid found in a forest rather than a florist shop,” a volunteer wrote. “What Dolly’s life was like before arriving at the care center? We will likely never know. Well, what’s really important now is to find her a new home and a loving family…”
Dolly loves to play and does not guard her play balls, toys or her food. She likes being with other dogs and is a greeter in playgroups. She does pull on her leash, but nothing a harness can’t correct.
“She came out of isolation and is healthy in that way. Seizures can be treated. She is very worthwhile gal to give a chance and I so hope that she will leave the care center for a life of fun and love with a new family!”
Picture this 50-pound pup jumping while playing, wagging her tail for more fun to come and waiting patiently to be loved and taught new things to enhance her life as a fine canine citizen.
“Hello, my name is Dolly. My animal id is #62409. I am a female charcoal dog at the Manhattan Animal Care Center. The shelter thinks I am about 5 years 1 months 1 weeks old.
Weight: 51 lbs”
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OMG! We MUST save this precious little sweetheart!
Please help! I could sponsor Dolly indefinitely until she is rescued or adopted, but I am not on Facebook to contact the shelter. Would someone please relay my contact info to them? Thank you very much.
Just wanted to ad–I had a pet that had seizures–FOR 35 YEARS! He was loveable, happy, an inspiration to the entire family and died peacefully of old age!
Please give Dolly a chance!