Two Shelter dogs: Jose and Stuart

[Alysser]

I am so upset right now, I was just looking at my shelter website and for the last month or so they had two little chi mix boys names Jose and Stuart. They were supposed to be adopted together, many inquiries came in for Jose who is 4 years old. So after weeks of rejecting people for the reason they wanted the boys to stay together, they finally caved in it seems as Jose got adopted I know I should be happy, but you see, Stuart is 9 years old. These dogs have been together for 5 years, they became inseperable. AND I MEAN inseperable. It was so cute seeing these cuties together. They often slept together. I cannot imagine how they can live without each other, it just breaks my heart. Poor Stuart, he's taken from his home of 9 years and put into a shelter, then his best buddy is taken away from him, just like that.. He must be so sad. I'm sorry, I just had to rant. I hope that Jose is happy, but I can't imagine that happening after seeing him with Stuart...they must feel so lost. These two were best friends, I've never seen a closer pair in that shelter.

[happylabs]

Oh my gosh...why couldn't they take both? They are just little dogs! That makes me sad too.

[luvofallhorses]

Poor little babies. Sorry they couldn't stay together. He may do okay without him with another dog in the home. I pray he gets adopted soon.

[Taz_Zoee]

I know exactly how you feel. When I first started volunteering at the shelter we had two senior (9 or 10 yrs old) chi's, Mario and Luigi, who were supposed to be adopted together. One of them had heart problems. They were in foster care together and were at the shelter for several months. They eventually got adopted separately as well. But I believe the foster adopted one of them.
One thing though, before they adopted them out individually they put them in separate condos to get used to being without each other.

[happylabs]

This post really makes me sad...

Maybe you could post an update if things begin to look up for this little one.

[IRescue452]

I don't think anybody who took just the younger one and not the older would even fit my standards for adoption.