A Sad Injured Dog Living on Romanian Streets Finds a Loving Home With a Family in the United States
In February 2018, the kind souls at the animal rescue shelter “Howl of a Dog” in Resita, Romania reached out to a filthy dog who was wandering around the railyard, do his best to survive out on the streets. Despite the fact that the dog was injured, half-blind, heartbroken and on the older side, he was open, curious and seemed amenable to the help being offered. When they brought him back to the shelter, they noticed he had been chipped. They contacted the dog’s original human from the chip, but he refused to take the dog back. He did tell them, however, that his name was Bobi.
Once patched up and cleaned up, Bobi experienced a second puppyhood of sorts. He also showed himself to be very playful, affectionate and most of all forgiving of people.
Bobi recovered so well, that it took only a few months for a Delaware couple with two other dogs to adopt Bobi as their own.
He was rescued by Howl Of A Dog organization and, a few months later, his story took the happiest turn being adopted by a loving family from Delaware, United States. Bobi’s adoptive parents have a lot of experience with senior dogs, having adopted many dogs in need over the years, and being able to offer Bobi the best care.
Bobi travelled all the way from Romania to the United States to meet his new family.
Bobi’s first week at his adoptive home. He is doing great, has adjusted quickly and enjoys playing with his brothers Bo and Jack.