Stray dog, Girlie, finds new home after being on the floor (photos)

By Liz Acosta, Dogster

This is the story of Girlie. She is only one year old and her life has been a loss... so far. But we will get to in a second.

Girlie first showed up in the power plant of Exelon last summer, and is where the worker of the plant Kara note you. While the dog was far from docile, Girlie and Kara formed a Union that lasted throughout the year. With patience and compassion, Kara has slowly gained confidence of Girlie. It was clear to Kara, who has two dogs agility, Girlie possessed an innate desire to be around humans, despite their nature wild made distrust.

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Girlie began to reach maturity, Kara worried the dog get imbued with some of the dogs intact males he saw running. She doubled her efforts to find a home, Girlie but experienced difficulties to find an adopter. With two dogs of her own, as well as a cat and lack the right accommodation to introduce a wild dog from home life, Kara, she could not take the dog. This also reduced the pool of viable potential adopters for Girlie as well.

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Kara became despair, and while Girlie was in no immediate danger, was capable of hunting by itself and it was attended by other workers at the plant, would not be sufficient for that dog the best life possible. Finally, with another summer on the horizon, Kara found a home for Girlie. While Kara fail to see the dog at work, she can still visit Girlie at his new home forever and knows that she will live the possible maximum life.

Most street dogs not so fortunate as Girlie, but wild dog was correct only the human right compassionate, who saw the potential of becoming someone best friend dog in it. Thanks to the efforts of Kara, Girlie is home against wind and tide, and that is why she is our miracle of Monday.

Photos via Girlie Facebook page

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