Family didn’t want responsibility – left senior dog at busy animal shelter


A senior dog is homeless in California after her family decided that they no longer wanted the responsibility of a pet. The eight-year-old dog, named Hollie, has been at the Carson Animal Services facility in Gardena since September 1.


Information about Hollie’s situation

Saving Carson Shelter Dogs described the events leading up to Hollie’s current situation:

Sweet HOLLIE spent time in the PALMDALE shelter and then she was adopted. That family decided to drive her to CARSON and leave her there when they couldn’t handle the responsibility a few weeks later. Then she was Adopted from CARSON in JUNE and now THEY RETURNED her too because they didn’t want the Responsibility. So you can see why she is heartbroken and so sad to be back

Notes about Hollie

Notes 6/4/18
This dog was at the front of the kennel, relaxed with a soft body and loose tail wag. She had her ears back and sat down waiting for the runner to place the leash on her. She walked out nicely to the play yard. She was able to be collared and avoided greetings at the gate. She was allowed into the play yard with the other dogs, where they sniffed her and she did not mind. She continued on and roamed the yard by herself. She would occasionally approach the runners and sit very closely to them. She did not prefer that the dogs were in her face and would growl to back them away. She was appropriate with corrections and kept to herself. She did not play but would do well in a gentle/dainty groups.

Helping Hollie

INTERESTED IN FOSTERING? If you’re in LA, OC, San Bernadino or Riverside County and would like to apply to foster a Carson pup, please visit CarsonFosters.com to complete the online foster application. Thanks!

You can help Hollie by sharing her adoption information:

German Shepherd  AGE:8 years ID A5174328
Female (S)  ARRIVED:9/1
AVAILABLE ON: 9/1
Carson Shelter – 310-523-9566
M-TH 12pm-7pm, F-SU- 10am-5pm
216 W Victoria St. Gardena, CA 90248

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