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CHUCK'S
HAPPY
ENDING
Chuck's story is too typical.
He was bred, sold and dumped at a pound, we don't know how many times
before we found him and bailed him out at the age of 18 months to keep
him from being killed at the latest pound he was in. Big, untrained,
cross-breeds are killed by the thousands every year in BC, just for
being big and untrained. There are no laws against all this
money-making by breeders and disposers - SPCAs and pounds. AAS bought
Chuck, had him neutered, shots, and got him into a foster home and then
into a new home. But it failed because of illness. The next
one failed because of a marriage that ended. We began to despair
for Chuck until we found Maureen Gabriel. We'll let Maureen tell
you what Chuck means to her...
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| Chuck has been a part of my family for over two
years and I think he was destined to be here with me and his best
friend Tyler Beans – my14 year old Beagle. I fell in love with
Chuck the first time I saw him and after several visits to see if he
could feel the same way about me AAS allowed me to adopt him. Right
from the beginning I knew that he would be a trusted, much loved
friend and that his home for the rest of his life would be with me.
Chuck is a wonderful companion, he is smart and funny and loving and
protective and frisky and adores going for long walks and chasing
his ball. Chuck loves routine and knows exactly what should be
happening on any day at any time – he makes me laugh with his antics
when his alarm goes off and he comes to tell me its time to have
dinner or go out or go to bed. Sometimes I wish that Chuck had
found us sooner so he didn’t have to go through everything that
happened to him but I am very grateful that he will spend the rest
of his life with me and I do my best to make up for his other
unhappy endings. |
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