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A kind guy came home from work with a super timid stray dog . The pup had been living outside his job site and was extremely scared of people. They took him to the vet (no microchip found) and slowly helped him come out of his shell with love and patience. ❤️

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🏆🫶🏾🥳🫶🏾💥🫶🏾👣🫶🏾💯🫶🏾🫂 so good to have a buddy... Be ir person or animal no one should be in the world feeling or thinking of isolation or lonliness. TY and good job in the ability and decision of reaching out to this orphaned fur baby.

We fostered a dog for 3 weeks. He was adopted and returned to the shelter 48 hrs later. Why? He challenges alpha women in a non-vicious but scary & potentially dangerous way. We can't foster him again because of that and his scaring our cats. He needs professional training asap but it's expensive!

OK, so when I come and pick up my cow, everybody will have to adjust but will be one Big happy family🐮 I’ve been doing Rescue my whole life and I feed three TNR colonies a day.🐈‍⬛ All are welcome🫶🏻

Well done! Be proud of yourself—what you and your family have achieved is simply amazing! Hats off to you! A puppy who was once deeply fearful and reserved has overcome his shyness and embraced life with open arms! 😍

“And when you stop and think about it You won't believe it's true That all the love you've been giving Has all been meant for you” 🥲 Moody Blues 1970 Love is powerful. Seeing these types of videos brings this lyric to mind.

Looks like baby has some Ridgie in him 🥰 Reminds me of my (technically LMFs & firmly so after divorce - but I raised her) Ichaban, long over 🌈 bridge: half sharpei, half RR

I have that doggies twin at my house! Acts just the same. Falls over and wags tail if you even step in her direction. She was a shelter dog and scared like this. She's all good now but timid to loud noises and big objects like brooms or vacuums...

There’s nothing more heartwarming than seeing dogs embraced with love and acceptance grow into trusting family members. Thanks for sharing (and caring).

Relationships like this don't happen overnight , you need shed loads of patience and the time to allow the dogs ( or cats ) to become used to each other . When acceptance arrives it's so wonderful 🥰

What a wonderful story and your family is so patient and kind! I love how your Bulldog also adopted the new pooch. Love and kindness can heal anyone or anything. Bless you for reaching out to a dog in need. ✌️💙🐾