Dogs are beautiful and lovable animals. All of the adorable puppies deserve to be cured to have a forever home as well as a kind, caring owner to look after them (chew toys are optional). Gregory, the Beagle, was nearly put down at an animal shelter, but his story had a happy ending.
Joe Kirk, saved a dog named Gregory from a shelter before he would have been (ᴇᴜᴛʜᴀɴɪᴢᴇᴅ). It is truly an act of kindness and the adorable Gregory the beagle clearly appreciated the rescue.
Joe saved this beautiful dog two days before he was to be (ᴇᴜᴛʜᴀɴɪᴢᴇᴅ). Joe and his wife Schenley Hutson-Kirk are co-founders of a non-profit organization based near Findlay, Ohio called Hound Rescue and Sanctuary. This organization helps dogs who are considered unadoptable find homes.
“Gregory is one thankful and appreciative Beagle! He KNOWS he is SAFE! He is Heartworm Positive and will be going through treatment, but he knows he is in good hands! We will get him healthy and provide him all the love he so deserves and a wonderful future!!” Schenley said.
“We generally house and care for 25 to 30 dogs at a time. Dogs that are available for pet adoption, as well as sanctuary dogs that will live out their lives being loved and cared for by us,” Schenley and Joe Kirk, told. “After saving Gregory from the euthanasia list at the Dog Shelter, we provided him the veterinary care and heartworm treatment he required.”
The couple also added that “ after successfully completing his treatment, Gregory was adopted to his forever home. He now has a wonderful family that loves him very much, and he is enjoying a very happy life. Gregory’s family also has another Beagle, and he and Gregory have become best pals.”
“We are often asked how many dogs we have saved. The answer that always comes to mind is, “we have saved one more.” One more dog is safe and will have all of the love and respect that they are so deserving of. One more dog will be properly fed and receive needed veterinary care. One more dog will have a loving forever home. There is no better feeling and nothing in life that is more fulfilling,” the couple explained.
