Even though many shelters work hard to give animals the most comfortable stay possible, sometimes it still isn’t enough.

Every dog needs a person of their own in order to feel truly happy.

When an animal remains in a shelter for too long, it can begin to lose hope, growing sad or even depressed.

Thankfully, foster homes exist to prevent that from happening.

First Days At The Shelter

Before a pup named Ronnie arrived at the Dallas Animal Services (DAS), one of the largest municipal shelters in the country, he was a stray with nowhere to belong.

But once he walked through the doors of the Dallas shelter, this sweet dog was as cheerful as could be. He proudly strolled around, greeting everyone and showing just how good-natured he was.

“He was a happy, friendly, wiggly boy who was s

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