I adopted the greatest dog in the building. He's a one year old purebred Shetland Sheepdog. He's so sweet, and before I was even really attached to him, he was attached to me. I wasn't even thinking of getting him, but after a while I found myself unable to leave him. I asked a staff member if I could walk him around and as I wandered the shelter, I knew. This was my dog. We adopted him. We saved him. He's family.
His previous owners paid six hundred dollars for him and then claimed that they didn't have enough money to feed him. The humane society got him as a stray and made the owners give him up. He is nothing but skin and bones, though the lady we talked to said that he was a lot worse when he came in a week ago.
My dad and I could not agree on a name. I wanted to name him Seeley (bonus points if you get that), but no dice. We went through several names until I suggested Bones.
When I said Bones, I meant it in the context of the TV show. My dad laughed when I said it and that made me realize why. Our dog is nothing but bones! So there are two reasons why we settled on Bones.
I'm very, very happy that we adopted a dog, and I'm even happier that it was this one.
If you want to see him, he's here: [link]