Parker was adopted via NKLA (No Kill LA), an organization that partners with many local rescues with the aim of reducing the number of animals put down each year in greater Los Angeles simply because they have no home.
This sweet little guy was found at a local shelter where he was being held as evidence in trial. When the trial was over, he was released to the care of Henry's Hope Foundation. He owes his name, and I owe a debt of gratitude to the fosters who took him under their wing until he was ready for adoption.
I'd been planning to adopt a dog for quite some time, but I never expected to find a pooch as special as he is. Welcome to the family, kiddo! I am so lucky to have you.
Congratulations to you both! Here's to a lifetime of great walks and cuddles!
ReplyDeleteHe is just adorable. Hope you have many happy years ahead. For some bizarre reason seeing he was involved in a trial along with his name made me think the trial was of a cat burglar! Ha ha.
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ReplyDeleteHe will bring you much joy and company!
ReplyDeleteHe's gorgeous - congrats on the family member!
ReplyDeleteHe's so cute! Thank you for saving a life… May the two of you have many, many happy years together. The dog my husband and I adopted 15 1/2 years ago will be 17 in September. He's given us so much love!
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ReplyDeleteBeautiful pup!
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