Upon arriving at the Town of Islip Animal Shelter, Wally’s past hardships were apparent. He entered the shelter as a stray at around 10 years old, with signs indicating that he had lived his life mostly outdoors. Despite his difficult background, all Wally desired was affection and care, which he ultimately received from his compassionate shelter companions.
Wally was facing some serious health issues like a skin infection and blindness in one eye, which made him look different from other dogs. However, his newfound friends were worried that his unique appearance might deter prospective adopters. Nevertheless, they believed that people would be able to see beyond his physical appearance and recognize the amazing dog they had come to adore.
According to Danielle Gorle, a veterinary technician at the Town of Islip Animal Shelter, Wally is a dog that loves to slobber and is always willing to do anything for food. He also enjoys lounging around without much activity. Despite his affectionate nature, Wally has yet to find a permanent home even after a year of being in the shelter. He yearns to spread his love and be a part of a new family.
Wally, an elderly canine, desires nothing more than to spend his retired life calmly. However, his saviors are actively seeking a permanent household for him since staying in the shelter has started to affect his health. Gorle noticed that Wally’s condition appears to be deteriorating. Initially, he was a happy dog, but now he seems unhappy and depressed in his confined space. Although he enjoys going out for walks, being cooped up in the kennel is making him miserable.
Wally needs a peaceful home with no stairs, young kids, or other animals. His medical requirements should also be well-known by his family. Yet, all he craves is affection, and he can offer it back wholeheartedly. Wally had a rough beginning, and his only desire now is to spend the rest of his life cuddled up with a caring family.