14 Pictures Of Adorable Adopted Dogs, Their Rescue Stories, And Everything About Them (New Batch)

Everyone loves a good rescue story so come in here and get some.

Maryjane
14 Pictures Of Adorable Adopted Dogs, Their Rescue Stories, And Everything About Them (New Batch)

Dear friends, we wish everyone a wonderful hump day. We disagree with the common perception that Wednesday is the most difficult day of the week.

Today, there are many reasons to rejoice. For starters, the work week is halfway over and the weekend is getting closer.

If, however, that's not sufficient justification for you all, perhaps this new batch of doggo images will. Everybody appreciates a good rescue story.

When a dog who has been abused, mistreated, or neglected finds the ideal forever home with the ideal forever hoomans, it is truly something amazing. As a result, we made the decision to gather some of these rescue stories and highlight them in this post.

It features the stories behind their rescue, their photos, and other necessary details. It’s said that "a lot of dogs are put down before the 4th of July to make room for all of the dogs that run away because of fireworks."

So the original poster of this quite advises that "before holidays with fireworks is a great time to check shelters for a companion." These 14 dogs which you’re about to see were saved from the streets, shelters, and uncaring families, so we're definitely off to a great start.

We hope that they will make you happy and warm your hearts.

1. "This gorgeous girl lived a whole 2 years at the shelter without finding her family. Well she's home now. ??"

1. u/Lyssa-Lauren

2. "This is Bates, I adopted him Dec. 3rd 2019. He sat in the shadows because he was used to no interaction and was the last of his litter to be picked because he was the only one that didn't have ice blue eyes and spotted fur (catahoula leopard dog) and his sad face made me fall in love so hard."

2. u/ThatSwampWitch

3. "Happy first gotcha day to my beautiful boy ????"

3. u/hellakopka

4. "The first month Camilo was home he was completely shut down and afraid of everything (me most of all). Fast forward to month two and he went so quickly from Worlds Scaredest Most Shut Down Boi to "no personal space for dad." If you're new to and struggling with this process, stick it out, I promise!"

4. u/Heyjb__

5. "A little late, but July 1st marks my boys first year with me"

"Shelters put down a lot of dogs before the 4th of July to make room for all of the dogs that run away because of fireworks. Before holidays with fireworks is a great time to check shelters for a companion!" - OP

5. u/aMONAY69

6. "Everyone got bathed and new bandannas ??"

6. u/theBLEEDINGoctopus

7. "From a roach-infested cage in the city pound to sitting in the kitchen waiting patiently like a good boy for his treats. ?? I can’t imagine life without our little bestie."

7. u/scrntx

8. "My happy little dinosaur"

8. u/lasagna-the-elephant

9. "My wife’s one eyed rescue, Lety. Living her best life."

9. u/aojdad

10. "My foster fail after swimming all morning"

10. u/rustedchrome05

11. "Adopted River 2 weeks ago. She won’t stop peeing in her water bowl. *facepalm*"

11. u/ItsFragileStupid

12. "Our spoiled, happy rescue pups!"

12. u/MelbaToast9B

13. "Just learned my rescue pups birth mom has the same name as me!"

13. u/Diresteaks

14. "Meet my new foster, Scotty. Scotty is about 13 years old. He was recently diagnosed with diabetes and liver failure. He’s a very sweet and still fairly spry little man."

14. u/Interesting-Run-8496

These are just a few compared to the thousands of dogs roaming the streets waiting for someone to find and rescue them. You too can share your own dog story if only you could rescue a dog today.

Which of these stories warmed your heart the most? Share your thoughts about this post with us by making use of the comments section below.

Maryjane