Adopter Kintsu
Kvinde
Den 9. maj blev Kintsu kastet over hegnet til frivilligheden, som om han var et stykke affald. Han var knogler og hud, dækket af flåter og trak en kæde med en vægt på mindst 10 kg efter sig. To metalclips havde gennemboret huden på hans nakke, og såret var allerede slemt inficeret. Kintsus navn er inspireret af kintsugi, kunsten at reparere ødelagte ting på smukkeste vis. Og han er virkelig blevet repareret. Han er en kærlig, smart, sød og smuk hund! Da frivilligheden var helt fyldt, da han blev dumpet, placerede vi Kintsu i kennelerne sammen med de mindre hunde. Det er et bevis på, hvor dejlig han er, at han uden problemer færdes rundt sammen med de små hunde, både han- og hunhunde. Han kunne bestemt komme til at bo sammen med en anden hund i hjemmet, men ville nok foretrække en ven på en størrelse, der ligner ham selv. Under et nyligt besøg af frivillige på frivilligheden imponerede Kintsu alle ved at lære at sidde og «touch» på blot få minutter. Denne dreng er tydeligvis yderst lærervillig og ville have det fantastisk med at lære nye ting. Den 9. maj blev Kintsu kastet over hegnet til frivilligheden, som om han var et stykke affald. Han var knogler og hud, dækket af flåter og trak en kæde med en vægt på mindst 10 kg efter sig. To metalclips havde gennemboret huden på hans nakke, og såret var allerede slemt inficeret.
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On the 9th of May, Kintsu was thrown over the fence of the sanctuary as if he were a piece of rubbish. He was skin and bones, covered in ticks and dragging a chain weighing at least 10kg behind him. Two metal clips had pierced through the skin on his neck and the wound was already badly infected. Kintsu's name is inspired by kintsugi, the art of repairing broken things beautifully. And he really has been repaired. He's a loving, clever, sweet and handsome dog! Because the sanctuary was entirely full when he was dumped, we put Kintsu in the kennels with the smaller dogs. It's a testament to just how lovely he is that he was out and about with the smalls, both male and female, without any problems. He could definitely join a home with another resident dog, but would probably prefer a friend closer to his own size. During a recent volunteer visit to the sanctuary, Kintsu impressed everyone by learning to sit and "touch" literally within minutes. This boy is clearly highly trainable and would have a great time learning new things. On the 9th of May, Kintsu was thrown over the fence of the sanctuary as if he were a piece of rubbish. He was skin and bones, covered in ticks and dragging a chain weighing at least 10kg behind him. Two metal clips had pierced through the skin on his neck and the wound was already badly infected.
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