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Stanley

This little man was rescued from a local shelter after being left to die. It was hot at the shelter and Stanley was in a small cage with no food or water. He also suffered from demodex mange. The rescuer had rescued a few dogs on a Friday and decided to return on a Sunday, and thank God she did. There were many animals locked in cages with no water or food. The dog next to Stanley was dead and he was not far behind. So, this little guy was brought into our lobby. He was sad, hungry and dehydrated. I looked at his sweet eyes and told him that I would take him home. And I did. This little man was so full of love and goofiness. He is a fighter. After a short time, his hair grew back and he started to gain some weight. He was eventually adopted to a wonderful previous ACT adopter and he is now living the life he deserves. When I first met this little man, he was a mess but he wanted to live! And at ACT, we made sure to make that happen.

Judith Scott

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