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​ADOPTED

Goose

4/1/2024

 
​Goose has found his forever home, right with his foster mom and dad, Jennifer, and Andrew.  Before Goose went to his last foster home, Jennifer babysat him for a few hours before the transport and we believe it was love at first sight for them both.  It was determined that Goose didn’t really need the specialized training the other foster, Vicki, offered (thank you Vicki), so we made room for another foster dog with her, and Jennifer decided to foster Goose.  
 
From Jennifer, “Well I feel bad saying I failed as a babysitter and knew it the moment Leslie (the transporter) and I walked outside, and he was pulling on his lead to come with me instead of going with her. That’s when I knew, though I told him not to break my heart and called my husband crying when he left. Next thing you know, we’re driving to North Carolina to pick him up to foster. He’s been at home ever since. He fits right in with my gang. When I first picked up him from the Kennel, all I saw was this big goofy guy with his big ole tongue hanging out his mouth sideways, who just jumped right on up into my car, I loved him. It was love at first sight.”
 
She added, “He’s very at home, and very loved here. It’s hard not to fall in love with his big head and those deep brown eyes. His personality is something else. He’s so clumsy and keeps us laughing. He has the biggest derpy smile. He didn’t know how to give kisses when we got him, just big hugs! He’s the biggest snuggle bug and prefers to sleep on top of you or on your head- or even to be used as a pillow. He just loves love, and he has a lot of big love to give in return.”
 
Goose, I guess when you know, you know!   We are so happy you found your way back to Jennifer and we love how well you’re getting along with your two GSP siblings.  It sounds like you’re exactly where you were meant to be.  
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    • Alabama
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  • Courtesy Post Dogs Ready for Adoption
    • AL
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    • TN
    • Courtesy Post Success Stories >
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  • Foster Dog News
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  • Volunteer
    • Volunteer Application - FOSTER
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    • Volunteer PORTAL
  • DONATE
  • Fundraisers
  • RESOURCES
    • How to ID a GSP
    • What To Do If You Find a GSP
    • What To Do If You Lost A GSP
    • Training to Avoid Noise Sensitivity
    • Commonly Asked Questions
  • LOST & FOUND
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    • Tips for Finding Lost Dogs
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