LAST PLEA issued! Shelter will be euthanizing this Old man - in order to free up kennel space

Sweet old man male Poodle Mini is 11 years old. Please SHARE for his life, he's SO precious and a FOSTER or ADOPTER would save him. Thanks!

#A5432176 I'm an approximately 11 year old male Poodle Mini. I am not yet neutered. I have been at the Carson Animal Care Center since 7/31. I will be available on 8/4. You can visit me at my temporary home at C402.

🔹 Poodle Mini 🔹 AGE:11 years

🔹 male 🔹 ARRIVED:7/31

🔹 AVAILABLE ON: 8/4

🔹 Carson Shelter - 310-523-9566

🔹 M-TH 12pm-7pm, F-SU- 10am-5pm

🔹 216 W Victoria St. Gardena, CA 90248

We are NOT the City Shelter to where pictures were taken. FOR MORE INFO ON THIS PET please contact: 

Carson Shelter at 310-523-9566

Pet Adoption and Protection Center

Shelter address: 216 W Victoria St. Gardena, CA 90248

Ask for information about animal ID number #A5432176 

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A Shelter Dog Was Terrified Of Everything, But Found Solace In A Bucket That He Carried Everywhere

Slim the Pit bull was found starving in an abandoned home. He was terrified, malnourished, and fighting for his life.

He was immediately taken to the Ashland County Dog Shelter in Ohio, where he destroyed every toy that was given to him due to anxiety and fear.

The only thing he didn’t destroy was a silver bucket that was in his kennel. He oddly found solace in the bucket and carried it everywhere.

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Rescue Me Ohio, a charity organization, posted a picture to Facebook of Slim holding his silver bucket, trying to help him find a family.

Slim and his bucket won the hearts of people all over the country. He then went to live with a foster. Thankfully, his foster mom couldn’t bear the thought of letting him go, so she adopted him!

Slim was once a terrified shelter dog, with little hope of being adopted.

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But now he has totally come out of his shell and is living the life!

There are many other dogs like Slim who are stuck in shelters waiting to find a home. Visit adopt-a-pet to find your perfect match! Or stop by your local shelter to see what animals are available there.

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