United States: The Humane Society of North Texas provided an update about a high-energy dog named Myrtle, a two-year-old pittie who would love a home that is full of adventure.
They took to their official social media account and mentioned in the statement, “Don’t get it twisted, Myrtle is no turtle. This high-energy pup has a need for speed, which means she likes to go fast. Myrtle is a two-year-old pittie who would love a home that’s full of adventure because she has a passion for seeing the world.”
Moreover, the Humane Society of North Texas said that life is too short as well as this sweet girl does not want to miss out on anything, as well as she wants her human to come along.
They requested people to Adopt Myrtle today at the Hurst Adoption Center.
On the other hand, they shared the update on the longest resident at the Humane Society of North Texas ranch, Gigit.
The Humane Society of North Texas mentioned, one year ago today, the horse was arrived, having previously lived out in a pasture with very limited interaction with people.
This horse has heart and will make a fantastic partner and best friend to someone. After initially not being able to trust humans, she now has a solid natural horsemanship groundwork foundation on her.
They said, “Gigit is seven years old, healthy, sound and has the potential to be a riding horse someday. She completely connects to her “person” now and is sweet as can be! We can’t wait for Giget to find her new forever home! You can find more information about her on our website at https://www.hsnt.org/equine-and-livestock. #RightHorse.”
They shared the official link of their website where people can see various types of animals which are available for adoption.
