Anyone used to helping dogs in distress immediately knows ifadoption of the four legs will be more or less problematic.
Volunteers from the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (RSPCA)organization for the protection of animals located in Englandthey knew that for Coco it would have been difficult to find a family to adopt him.
Coco, a joyful little dog
Coco is a mestizo with a cheerful and sweet look. She is a cute little dog, but he is not purebred. According to what her last family said, she would have behavioral problems, which is why she was delivered to the shelter.
In reality what have been mistaken for behavioral problems are the attitudes of a young dog three years old, very energetic and easily excitable, as is Coco.
His former family admitted that he was unable to take care of his needs as he should have.
Arrival of Coco at the refuge
The first few days at the shelter were not easy for the little furry girl. There were many dogs and this contributed to further stress and make her even more hyperactivewhich did not help her adoption.
“Coco needs time to adapt and trust people,” explains a spokesperson for RSPCA.
It also has a lot fear of vets. She gets scared as soon as she sees a person who looks like a doctor.
Coco’s mission
Aside from her very dynamic temperament, the little dog is intelligent and affectionate. She loves learning new things and interact with people.
Given these skills, the refuge has found the mission made especially for her: help other dogs to find a family.
That’s right! Coco has become the receptionist of the refuge where he lives and welcomes the future adoptive families of his four-legged friends on a daily basis.
Thanks to his joy and his “smile”, people realize more easily how good it is to have a dog in your life!
Remember: adoption saves lives!
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