As a society in which dogs have become fashion statements, it is becoming increasingly difficult to persuade people to adopt their furbabies rather than purchase them. What is even more challenging is convincing them to adopt two dogs so that they can always be together.
In the event that the Bangor Humane Society came to the conclusion that Finn and Fiona could not be separated, this was the problem that they encountered. Both of these must be implemented simultaneously.
Two pit bull terriers named Finn and Fiona have been and continue to be the greatest of friends ever since they were young puppies. As they were getting up to their one-year anniversary, they had been working at the Bangor Humane Society for a total of three hundred days. Due to the fact that both of them are senior citizens, the shelter came to the conclusion that they should be placed in their permanent home together.
Although it was a challenging endeavor, they were obligated to do everything in their power to ensure that Finn and Fiona enjoyed the most joyful days of their lives. And everything is taken care of now.
They were interested in adopting them on an individual basis, which was something that the shelter did not want to happen. They were confident that they would find someone who would be in a position to adopt them and keep them together. This was something that Finn and Fiona were well aware of, which is why they waited with bated breath for their new parents to arrive.
During this time, they were having a good time inside the shelter. The two of them had a good time together. Jogging on the grass was something that they did all the time, whether it was sunny or cloudy. Collectively, they were successful in accomplishing all of these goals.
The Bangor Humane Society continues to keep an eye on this situation and is confident that they made the right choice by the decision to keep them together. Because they are senior dogs, it will be challenging to allow them to reside in a residence where they will be required to make a number of alterations during their lifetime. Letting humans become accustomed to them is the best course of action.
A couple has adopted Finn and Fiona together at the shelter, which is 346 days after they have been there and just a few days before they will celebrate their first year of living there!
In the video that can be found below, you can watch Finn and Fiona being led to their new family.
