After becoming known around the world the cute dog received thousands of adoption requests, but also threats • As a result, the shelter decided to leave them and train him to help dogs instead
The Narwell Dog // Photo from the Facebook page
Staying home: After conquering the world thanks to the "foundation" that grew on his forehead, the dog Narwell, now born with a sort of tail in his forehead, found a home. Recall that about a month ago, Narwell was in the state of Missouri in the snow and taken to the "pit bull" shelter that specializes in abused or medical-impaired dogs.
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A veterinarian who examined the dog determined that the tail in his forehead did not endanger him, and Narwell's story was published to find him a home. Although initially feared that his unique appearance would push potential efforts, the opposite happened, and Narwell became famous around the world, and thousands of people came to the shelter seeking refuge. But with the publication came less pleasant inquiries, including threats to the life of the asylum staff.
As a result, the shelter decided to remove Narwell from the list of dogs for adoption, leaving it in the middle while training him to help dogs on the spot. "At first, we didn't plan to keep him but he was just what we needed," Rochelle Stefan said of setting up the shelter and adding, it wasn't just my decision - the whole team didn't want to say goodbye, we all fell in love with it. "
The "Pit Bull" hopes that Narwell will become the center face of the center, helping them spread the message "different is cool." The decision was made happily among Narwell's Facebook fans who expressed their joy on the center's Facebook page: "My prayers were answered, I was afraid he wouldn't come to a good home, but Mac's house is the best in the world."
Another wrote: "It made my day, I was worried about what would happen to Narwell if adopted, but he will have a great life at Mac with everyone. Now we can follow him along with the whole team."