In Indiana, a shelter dog named Major has been waiting for a forever home for over 260 days. Despite his initial happy and hopeful spirit, the constant rejection has taken a toll on his emotional well-being.
Major, a 4-year-old terrier/pitbull mix, was abandoned by his previous family and has been living in the Humane Society for Hamilton County shelter since last summer.
Initially, Major was a “sweet and sensitive” dog, full of life and enthusiasm. He loved playing with his Jolly Ball and was nicknamed “Major hunk” and “Major heartthrob” by the shelter staff. However, as time passed, Major’s bright personality began to fade.
The constant rejection and lack of attention have left him feeling depressed and hopeless.
The shelter staff has moved Major to the visiting room, hoping to reduce his stress levels. However, they know that the only solution to revive his spirits is to find him a loving and suitable home.
Major would thrive in a family without young children or cats, and he can get along with other dogs if introduced properly.
If you’re looking for a loyal and playful companion, Major might be the perfect fit. His adoption page reads, “If you’re ready to welcome a loving, strong, and playful friend into your life, Major is the one for you!” If you’re in the area, consider visiting the Humane Society of Hamilton County to meet Major and fill out an adoption application.
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