In animal shelters across the country, rarely is there a time that waiting brings about “good things.” Dennis, a young German shepherd, brought into Hesperia Animal Control in California nearly one month ago, is scheduled to be humanely euthanized; the shelter is overcrowded, and Dennis has been showing signs of kennel stress.
I sat here. I waited. I watched people come in and out. I kept thinking any minute now you will walk through the door. I know I got out and I got, lost but I thought you would come find me. They say I am such a good boy here but they are out of kennel space. I have been here longer than month. I try to get peoples’ attention as they come in, but they pass me by. It is probably my age because I jump around too much because I am a young dude.
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Dennis –
#A061974 young adult 1-2
Intact Male
GSD
Hesperia AC
Hesperia, CA shelter
760-947-1700
Additional information:
CODE RED !
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Animals marked status red are in imminent need for rescue/adoption and in danger of being euthanized if not picked up by a rescue/adopter. Contact the rescue coordinator during business hours immediately to facilitate pickup if you are interested in a red tagged animal.
Dennis – #A061974
http://petharbor.com/pet.asp?uaid=HESP.A061974
RESCUE DESK EMAIL for more info on dog to dog and more:
Age: No Age
Sex: Intact Male
Breed: German Shepherd Dog
Color: Brown
Intake Date: 06/21/2022
Due Out: 06/25/2022
Address: 11011 Santa Fe Ave E, Hesperia, CA 92345, United States
Phone: +1 760-947-1700
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I hope someone local can open up their heart & house for this precious treasure. He deserves to be in a loving furever family who will treat him as a beloved family member for his entire life.
He looks like a nice, young, healthy dog. I really hope that he can be rehomed.
Has anyone ever told the breeders that they are breeding animals faster than they can be saved???
I am in Washington state and feel totally helpless for this precious treasure…….
SUPER URGENT! PLEASE PLEASE–ONLY LOVE CAN TAKE AWAY THE PAIN AND SUFFERING IN HIS EYES!