The dog Matilda was found when she was lost at only 2 months old. She was then adopted by the Douglas County Animal Welfare Center in Georgia. Matilda was found to have a skin disease and worm infection, but when she was rescued, she was much more optimistic. S
he was not afraid of her illness, and what was special was that when she learned that she was going to have a new home, she became very happy despite having a difficult start in life. Matilda happily kissed everyone with the most joyful and affectionate attitude.
During a visit to the shelter, Pibbles & More Animal Rescue saw Matilda and fell in love with her at first sight. They decided to adopt Matilda from there.
When it was time to move into her new family, Matilda's joy had grown exponentially.
She couldn't stop wagging her tiny tail and smiling happily, it was so adorable that it could lift your spirits.
The journey to her new home took an hour, but Matilda couldn't hide her happiness.
She was overjoyed and excited, and she didn't seem to remember her painful past. Matilda embraced her new life with new joy and left her past behind completely. Her enthusiastic outlook on life and joy spread to everyone around her.
Just looking at Matilda's sunny face shows how happy the dog is to be released from the shelter.
Matilda is very happy and wagging her tail on the way to her new home.
Matilda and the Rich family are living a happy life. She doesn't stop being happy and keeps wagging her tail. Matilda plays with her family and brings joy to everyone.
You can easily see how happy she is in her new home!
Excited about her new life, she has forgotten her painful past
When she comes to her new home, she will surely be happy again. She has found her permanent home. And her stretch mark will be cured, it will be completely acne free, she will have beautiful skin like other beautiful dogs! Surely she will be admired!
We should be happy for her, right!
Matilda has integrated well with the other fish members in the new family
We are sure that Matilda will be happy with this family forever. We affirm that her tail will wag even stronger.
