The homeless dog in the shelter has been returned repeatedly! It doesn't know where it's wrong

A lively, sweet, mixed-breathed Chihuahua baby Jodi was welcomed to the Varey Animal Center in the United States. When I first saw Jody, it was a stupor, a warm family personality, and immediately captured the hearts of the volunteers. We all look forward to finding a warm home and a happy new life for it as soon as possible.

A lively, sweet, mixed-breathed Chihuahua baby Jodi was welcomed to the Varey Animal Center in the United States. When I first saw Jody, it was a stupor, a warm family personality, and immediately captured the hearts of the volunteers. We all look forward to finding a warm home and a happy new life for it as soon as possible.

The homeless dog in the shelter has been returned repeatedly! It doesn't know where it's wrong

Soon, a few days later, a family came to apply for the adoption of Jody, and the staff was happy to see him leave, but it was surprising that Jody had not been given up for a few weeks, because the dog was too lively and, although heartbroken, the staff of the shelter had not been discouraged by posting adoption information for Jody again, and another feeder had recently offered to adopt him, but that fate had been maintained for only a few weeks because he was too lively and had no place with his children.

He was reborn twice and his eyes were full of confusion and sadness. It does not understand why it can't keep a home even though it is trying so hard to please its master and long for love. The third adopter soon appeared, but the new feeder was unable to take it away because of the move and had to return Jody again. And I don't know why, like the God of Decay who possessed Jody, he went through a cycle of adoptions and retirements, which lasted five times, and was subjected to psychological stress as he used to see volunteers in tears, as if I was wrong and nobody wanted me.

The homeless dog in the shelter has been returned repeatedly! It doesn't know where it's wrong

So far, Jody has remained in the VAC shelter, where five former feeders have been too lively, too noisy to be with their children, too difficult to take care of, too difficult to take care of, and not enough time to spend with him. Although it seems absurd to do so, VAC volunteers still do not want to give up, and while writing on the official website about Jody ' s journey is not easy, they still believe that there will always be a family that will actually accept it, and that it is waiting for a new family that will not restitute him.