A video posted on TikTok by a Canadian animal welfare group tells the poignant story of Lucy, a dog who was discovered tied up outside the animal shelter. For months she has been learning to trust people again and is waiting to find her forever family.
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Who will give Lucy protection and love? This German Shepherd dog just wants to get the chance she deserves, which is to live a happy and peaceful family life.
She has been living at the British Columbia SPCA (BC SPCA) shelter in Richmond, Canada for four months. The dog was discovered in front of this facility; She was desperately alone, lost and tied to a pole, local media Richmond News reported.
The investigation carried out by the club did not reveal much about his past. We just knew that before this abandonment she had been completely neglected and ignored, tied up under a house in the middle of a pile of rubbish.
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Lucy didn’t have an easy start in life and was discovered tied to a post outside our BC SPCA Richmond Animal Center. Over the last 123 days she has developed into a trusting and happy dog who is looking for her forever home. Could you help sweet Lucy? Visit the link in our bio to find out more. #adopting #bcspca #bcspcaalumni #adoptabledogs #britishcolumbia #adoptableanimal #adoptabledog #foreverhomesneeded #animalrescue #germanshepherd #germanshepherdsoftiktok #adoptabledogsoftiktok #foreverhome #dogrescue
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The British Columbia SPCA says Lucy is a particularly shy dog, but if she is given time to get used to people and the environment, she can reveal her wonderful personality and affection. “It may take some time to earn their trust, but it is a worthwhile journey,” the association assures on this topic on its website.
Lucy loves lying on her back and asking for belly scratches. As soon as she gets some, she starts waving her legs and letting out adorable little moans.
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The search for a loving home continues
At the animal shelter, she quickly made friends with her peers. She appreciates the presence of other dogs, “particularly larger male dogs,” explains the BC SPCA.
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It would therefore be ideal to find a loving family for him that already has a “patient and playful” dog. Lucy also needs a quiet environment so that she can feel safe.
“With a dedicated and patient owner, she is sure to continue to improve and become the wonderful companion she is meant to be,” the BC SPCA added.
While she waits to leave, the animal shelter team cares intensively for the dog, comforting her and strengthening her education.
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