Shelter Dog – Gamora
Very few humans would be prepared to love again, after suffering the heartache two-year-and-nine-month-old Gamora has. Yet, Gomora is. In fact, the spayed, kid-and- cat-friendly pup seems to understand love in a way few do. Even though she’s young, Gamora senses when people need calm comfort, instead of romping. This pup understands the need to express her love, too.
Gamora knows not to wait to show love. She’s learned the hard way. Gamora’s had two owners. Each of them died. Gamora watched them each leave. She waited. She didn’t understand, but, like most dogs, she didn’t blame anyone.
This brave girl deserves a forever home. Gamora still has most of her life left, but she’s already experienced more sorrow than most pups should ever know.






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