Surrey - This wonderful lady heard that someone was keeping this dog in a garage. She pleaded for the dog and convinced the owner to give the dog to her. It was love at first sight as Chantell and her two children welcomed Quincy into their home. A few weeks later, the landlord told her she would have to choose between the dog and her home, so she did - she chose the dog. With moving expenses, a damage deposit and a $400 pet deposit in the new home, money was tight. Chantell also had two female cats that she was saving up to get spayed but all money now had to go towards moving so that they could keep Quincy. AAS is paying for the dog and the cats to get neutered and spayed. It's the least we could do to help this family who were willing to give up their home so that they could keep Quincy. Thanks Chantell, we think you are great. Your children have seen from your example that abandoning pets is not moral.