Cobalt lived a quiet, routine, predictable life as an only pet, a very loyal one for about the last 5 years. He's very house trained, never had accidents at home, and was able to stay alone when his people were gone for 4-8 hours. He's never destructive. He was a …
Cobalt lived a quiet, routine, predictable life as an only pet, a very loyal one for about the last 5 years. He's very house trained, never had accidents at home, and was able to stay alone when his people were gone for 4-8 hours. He's never destructive. He was a big baby cuddle bug with his own set of toys. Then the bottom fell out when Cobalt's person had to move to a special facility and with no options for Cobalt, had to bring him back to the same shelter he started in five long years ago.The transition back into shelter life was tough, it's so hard for an older dog to lose a stable home. Despite this he's been forever optimistic of everyone who passes by his kennel, that they've brought him a treat, a walk, or better yet, a pathway out of the shelter by offering a hand to go home. His brindle coat is stunning, he's fit, he's low-to-medium energy and healthy. Cobalts fans see him daily and help him cope with shelter life and it's very sad to watch him have to sleep and wake up in a small indoor/outdoor kennel every night surrounded by 40 other dogs with just the comforts of a blanket or small bed we can offer him. We would like for him to return to home comforts without further delay. No dog should have to endure so much time over their life in a shelter. He's advocated for by his many friends and fans including Orange Dot Crew and ClassicCaninesATX.
