No matter how hard no-kill animal shelters work towards finding permanent homes for their animals, sometimes one of them may still get overlooked by potential adopters, even with the shelter’s best efforts.
Meet Dahlia, a beloved resident of the Santa Barbara Humane Society. She’s an American Staffordshire Terrier Mix who has spent all seven years of her life at the shelter. Despite being the longest resident there, Dahlia remains hopeful that she will find her forever home soon. The volunteers at the shelter are dedicated to helping her find a loving family to call her own.
A shelter volunteer described a big lap dog named Daliah as sweet, intelligent, loving, and loyal, adding that she was also very beautiful. The volunteer expressed their hope of finding a good, single-pet home for her, believing that she would make someone happy. Fortunately, the Humane Society’s plea for Daliah was a success, as she was adopted by a kind individual from Orange County who saw her story on TV and drove to the shelter to meet her.
The Humane Society is thrilled with the news. They made a statement saying, “We are beyond excited!” For those who have been asking about Dahlia, she has finally been adopted and found her forever home! The Humane Society extends their gratitude to everyone who spread the word about her and reached out to them.
