Holly - Animal Care Austria stories - for adoption

When you go for a visit
There are those that you’re always looking forward to see
Though if they are already gone
It makes you even happier


(Visiting the Shelter, by Shlomit Schatzmayr)

Some dogs you always see. Whenever I go to the shelter, they are there. They are waiting there for years. Being over-looked. Waiting and waiting for the love that never comes. To be honest, I cannot understand it! They are so loving and sweet and wonderful and beautiful! All of us volunteers are inlove with them. So how come the adopters never notice them?
I would like to share them with you, each time putting the spotlight on one of these percious souls. Perhaps through resteeming their stories we can all help them find their forever homes?

Meet Holly.
Holly was found wandering the forest when she was only a few months old and were brought to the Hungarian shelter in Lovasbereny, supported by Animal Care Austria. Since then she is there and she will soon turn 3 years old.
3 years old and all she knows is the shelter. Never experiencing a loving home or even a soft warm bed to lay on.
Holly is so loving and so sweet... Though due to her lack of life experience she is very shy and cautious about new people. Perhaps her shyness is what makes her being overlooked?
I can tell you from my experience- shy dogs are incredible! Both of my dogs were totally shy in the shelters and when they arrived at their new loving home, where they felt safe, they've blossomed and showed their amazing charachters & personalities! They are both so special, in their own different ways. I know that if Holly will finally get her loving home, she will become something truly amazing. She will love her humans like they were never loved before. I know that. I can see that in her eyes.

She is a very friendly, loving and intelligent young female dog who has not been able to get to know much in her life so far. Therefore, she is very cautious about strangers, and you have to give her time to get closer. However, once the ice is broken, she is infinitely grateful, loves to give kisses and can not get enough cuddles. She is vivacious in her nature and also likes to be mentally challenged. A visit to a dog school would certainly be fun, and she is already good on the leash and enjoys walks. Holly is alert and wishes for a home and property that she is allowed to protect.

She gets along with all of her friends, but is unfortunately bullied in the shelter by the other dogs and urgently needs her own family, in which she can be a single dog for the time being and enjoy being in the center while she learns to lead a carefree dog life.

Translated with the help of google, from the Animal Care Austria website.

Isn't she a beauty? <3

If you wish to adopt Holly, please do that through here

All photos were taken by me during the Animal Care Austria CareDay, in June 2017.

My previous posts about Animal Care Austria:

• My first trip with Animal Care Austria, Serbia 2015, part 1

• My first trip with Animal Care Austria, Serbia 2015, part 2

• The story of Aida
  
  
  Thank you for reading and for your support!

http://www.animalcare-austria.at