"Particularly tragic": Dog grandpa Jack ended up in an animal shelter at the age of 16
Created: 09/05/2022, 21:10
By: Katarina Amtmann
Who gives dog grandpa Jack a home?
© Nuremberg Animal Shelter
Dog grandpa Jack - a terrier mix - ended up in the Nuremberg animal shelter because his owner was ill and nobody could take care of him anymore.
Who will give him a home?
Nuremberg – "Grandpa Jack was given to us because the owner was ill and nobody could take care of him." This is reported by the Nuremberg animal shelter about the fate of a dog on Facebook.
Surname | Jack |
race | terrier mix |
gender | masculine |
age | 16 years |
Castrated | Yes |
At the shelter since | August 18, 2022 |
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"Particularly tragic": Dog grandpa Jack ends up at the Nuremberg animal shelter at the age of 16
"Jack is already a proud 16 years old, of course it's particularly tragic that he still had to go to the animal shelter at that age," said the animal rights activists.
This is currently also reflected in his mood "and he is a grumpy little grandfather." The Terrier Mix no longer hears and sees well, it is said.
Jack likes other dogs.
In humans, sympathy decides, "in principle, he finds women a lot better than men," the animal shelter continues.
“Who will take the old man as he is and give him a home for his last days?” ask the animal rights activists.
Dog grandpa Jack sits in the Nuremberg animal shelter.
He is looking for a new home.
© Nuremberg Animal Shelter
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Dog Grandpa Jack (Terrier Mix) is looking for a new home: "It's so bad"
"Awwww such a nice guy.
Hope he finds a nice, cozy place.
Would love to take him, but it's too hectic in our household, a little bit over the top bitch and two cats, no, I don't think that would be for grandpa anymore," commented a woman.
"I keep my fingers crossed for little grandpa to find a new home quickly," writes another person.
"That is so bad.
Poor little guy.
Keep your fingers crossed,” can also be read.
The post has now been shared more than 160 times.
Dog grandpa Jack is not the only animal waiting for his new family at the animal shelter in Nuremberg.
Shepherd mix Bolle is also looking for a new home, he has been at the shelter since August.
Like Jack, the "cuddly and housebroken" dog Joker ended up in an animal shelter because his owner fell ill.
Who can record the Terrier Mix?
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