What Is Serenity Shelter?
Serenity is a dog rescue. We rescue dogs of all kinds and rehabilitate them to be able to be adopted. Not all dogs have a nice past, such as just being given up to the shelter because their owners couldn't afford to care for them. Some are abandoned. Some were left for dead. But each one is special, and each one is full of love and ready to share it. We give the dogs the best care we can provide, but nothing beats a home that they can call their own. So are you ready to adopt?
Sorry for the lack of dogs recently, I've been having a lot of trouble creating lines that I'm satisfied with recently. I figured I'd post her before I went insane trying to fix all the anatomy errors.
A sweet girl, this greyhound was found tied to the doorhandle of our shelter with her leash. She seems well cared for, and the best guess anyone has made to the reason she was left to us is that she might have been an unsuccessful racer and was therefore deemed useless by her previous owner.
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To adopt this girl, tell me the reason she was left with us here at Serenity.
End Date: September 22nd
PFDB123 wrote:[center]Username ::
PFDB123
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Alicia
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Female
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Alicia is quiet and shy, and will bond quickly with anyone she trusts, sticking by them like glue. She is very fearful though, and doesn't take well to running people, like joggers, or loud noises. She has separation issues as well, though not so bad that she can't be left alone.
Story ::This was long before I was Alicia, when my name was Lithe Dancer. I was a racer. I was the cream of the crop, the top of the pile. I lived in a world of speed, where I was the quickest. I lived for speed. But I never realized how deadly my duty could be. I was scheduled for a race like any other on that one fateful day. I was behind the gates, waiting for the gun to go off, for the gates to open. Then I could run and feel the wind in my face, and I would be free. I could hear the other dogs murmuring as well, wishing good luck to one another. I could hear the new dogs, pacing anxiously. I wasn't anxious. I was calm and ready. The gun went off, the gates opened. I burst forward, like a bullet from the gun, the arrow from the bow. I shot ahead of all the other dogs, chasing the lure. I could smell one of the new dogs coming up beside me, he was fast! I think his name was Never Roam or something along those lines. But Never and I where neck and neck now- I doubled my speed, and he matched it. I remember grudging respect for the newbie, he would go far. I could see the finish, hear the roar of the crowd, the shouts, Never and I running like the wind. He tried to cut me off, go towards the inside to gain the advantage. That's when it all went wrong. Mistiming his turn, he slammed into me, the two of us tumbling end over end, the other dogs slamming into us, they couldn't stop fast enough. Several others went down with us, tripping over each other. Some managed to stop in time, but where run over by those who didn't, or couldn't. Chaos followed, and I can't remember much of what happened next, other then pain. I awoke with my owner, I could hear him saying bad things, bad words. I didn't like him much, he was always a little... Off. Violent. When I won he was happy, but the one time I lost... Just this time... He hit me. Hard. I scrambled back, yelping, feeling flashes of pain from my foot. Testing it, I guessed it might've been a bad sprain. It would heal, and I could race again. Why was he so mad? He grabbed my leash, and I realized that he wasn't himself. I could smell the fumes of the liquid that made him different, madder, and I could see he wasn't the person I knew. Pulling me outside, dragging me down a street, it was dark out, must've been night, and tying me to someone's door.
"Just stay outside our house Dancer. I'll be back." He half snarled, half spoke. As he lumbered off, I looked up at the house. A flash of panic stole through me, this wasn't our house! I barked at him, trying to tell him. What are you doing? Why are you leaving me? I barked like this all through the night, until finally, someone opened the door. When the handle twisted, it pulled on my neck and I stumbled, falling on my bad paw again. I saw another person. They took me inside, and I saw many other dogs. Was I at a shelter? Why was I here? This had all been a mistake... Hadn't it?