Owners Who Were Having A Baby Surrendered Their Pup All Because They Were Scared Of Her Breed

When a sweet Pit Bull named Shelly was surrendered to a shelter because her family was expecting a baby, she was left feeling confused, heartbroken, and betrayed.

A Life on the Line

Sadly, it can be difficult for Pit Bulls to find adoptive families, and three weeks after her arrival, Shelly was placed on the euthanasia list.

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She seemed to lose all hope of finding a loving home until one compassionate person learned of her story and decided to change her fate.

A Second Chance

Lacey, a dedicated shelter volunteer, heard that Shelly was scheduled to be put down the following morning. Knowing Shelly had so much love to give, she opened her home and her heart to the abandoned pup.

“Unfortunately, so many pit breeds in shelters are healthy and friendly but are often overlooked,” Lacey shared with Newsweek.

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Determined to help, Lacey brought Shelly home, intending to foster her until she found the right family. Over time, her instincts proved right, though not quite as she expected.

“We had just adopted another dog, and we thought adding a second might be too much. But Shelly and our other dog instantly bonded, both feeling safe and secure together. They’re so well-behaved, both with people and other dogs, so we decided they belonged together with us,” Lacey explained.

Shelly had finally found her forever family, surrounded by love and companionship.

A New Life of Love and Adventure

Now, Shelly is living every pup’s dream. She adores her adoptive brother, and her new family, and shares her happiness with everyone she meets, greeting each person with her big, joyful smile.

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Her days are full of playdates, memories, and exciting adventures.

Ending the Prejudice

Knowing Shelly received not only a second chance but also her happily ever after is heartwarming.

Yet it’s heartbreaking that she faced such a bleak fate simply because of her breed.

Many people judge Pit Bulls based on stereotypes, but they’re no more aggressive than other dogs.

Pit Bulls are loyal, gentle, and loving companions who brighten their humans’ lives.

Let’s set aside prejudices and recognize that every dog, regardless of breed, deserves to be loved and cherished. Shelly’s story is a reminder that every pup deserves a chance.