It is estimated that 25 to 30 percent of shelter dogs are purebred. Fortunately, many purebred rescue groups remove “their” breed from a shelter which frees up kennel space and buys time for another dog. Unfortunately, across the nation, the number of purebred dogs and puppies continue to struggle with finding homes after having been found as strays or turned into shelters by their owners, for a variety of not so well thought out reasons.
Social media often stars the most adorable pets engaged in the most adorable antics, however these displays often lead to people buying puppies and dogs without realizing the commitment needed to care for their pets.
And so we have the perfect example pictured here, and we don’t know why Remy’s family have never reached out to the City of San Bernardino Animal Services to reclaim their beautiful Airedale terrier. This handsome guy is listed as four-years-old, is friendly with people and other dogs and is oh so ready to find a home where he will be cared for and loved.
Adoption listing: REMY – ID#A572757
My name is Remy and I am an unaltered male, black and brown Airedale Terrier. Shelter staff think I am about 4 years old. I have been at the shelter since Oct 30, 2024.
For more information about the adoption process,
click here: Animal Control. Note that the last adoption will start at 3:30 pm.
For more information about this animal, call:
San Bernardino City Animal Control at (909) 384-1304
Ask for information about animal ID number A572757.
There are two video clips available and can be watched by scrolling down on this Facebook thread.
Please share Remy’s plight with approved rescue organizations, friends, family and social media contacts. Sharing saves lives.
(Additional photos via Alice Chow)
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