Meet an abandoned pup named Seven. From the day he entered the Manhattan shelter of New York Animal Care Centers, Seven has been very social. Sadly, shelter life is no life, and it has been taking its toll on this boy. Maybe it brings up his memories of having been abandoned and losing his family? One day he was loved and part of a family, and the next day he was left in a shelter cage all by himself having to deal with strangers, strange dogs and awful sounds.
A volunteer had this to say about Seven:
Seven reasons you need good-looking goofball Seven in your life: 1. He’s super social and likes being surrounded by friends, no party is too hearty for this dude! 2. A lover of life, he’s ready to get out and explore anywhere from the city streets to a mountain trail 3. He already seems to be house trained and will come and sit on command 4. Smart yet adorably independent, teaching him new tricks will be a satisfying success 5. Despite his high energy levels he’s a gentle treat taker and all round snuggly sweetheart 6. His super side tongue and slight underbite are ready to send your social media accounts into cuteness overload 7. He’s just fun, fun, fun! Once you welcome Seven into your family, smiles and silliness will surely follow
Shelter volunteer at ACC
Little is known about Seven’s past. He does allow petting and seeks attention. Recently he has become overstimulated during social interactions with handlers and both jumps and mouths his handlers’ arms and clothing. Seven arrived as a stray, and when found he had been wearing a muzzle, and coupled with his recent behavior, it is recommended this dog be placed in an experienced only, adult home where he can receive positive reinforcement based on reward-based training.
TO FOSTER OR ADOPT , PLEASE MESSAGE OUR PAGE or EMAIL US: [email protected] for assistance. (At this time, due to the global pandemic, the NYC ACC is not allowing direct adoptions in person at their Manhattan, Staten Island and Brooklyn shelters.)
NOTE: You MUST live in NY, NJ, PA, CT, RI, DE, MD, MA, NH, VT, ME or Northern VA. You will need to fill out applications with a New Hope Rescue Partner to foster or adopt a NYC ACC dog. Transport is available if you live within the prescribed range of states.
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SUPER URGENT! PLEASE PLEASE–DON’T LET THEM KILL SWEET LITTLE SEVEN! GET HIM OUT OF THERE RIGHT NOW!
What NY ACC is he at? and what is his ID number so we can contact rescues to help him?!?
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