Kris Kringle

Dogs are surrendered by their owners for many reasons, most often not because the dog did anything wrong.  Kris was surrendered after his owner started having to travel for work and felt guilty leaving Kris in boarding so much.

Kris came into our program Monday night and was adopted in 12 hours without even getting listed online. Yowza! Wish they all were in such demand. Congrats to him and his new family!

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