Children are getting to learn about adoption from an 18-year-old rescue dog who is also being put to work helping other lucky canines find a family, according to a report by ABC News:
“Meet Charlie King, a Pomeranian, who was adopted in April 2016 by entrepreneur and host Lara Eurdolian King. Charlie was already 10 when King first met the adorable canine.
“‘I met Charlie while I was on vacation,’ King recalled to Good Morning America. ‘I was staying at a hotel in Palm Springs and this little guy was living in the lobby of a hotel through a pet adoption program, where they let one dog live there, and when it gets rescued, a new dog comes in.’
“King began walking Charlie every day, and through their daily interactions, came to know the senior dog and his personality. Soon, she decided she couldn’t leave Charlie behind, and even though she had never had a dog before and had only rescued cats in the past, she took the plunge and adopted him.
“‘To be honest, my heart kind of just broke when I saw him living there … he was the longest-running dog in the program. He didn’t look quite as fluffy and healthy as he does today at 18, but I knew we could fix that or at least give him a very comfortable loving life,’ King said.”
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