Peak cuteness achieved.
Source: Patrick Stewart Can’t Get Enough Of His New Foster Pit Bull | The Huffington Post
You had me at Patrick Stewart. And “foster”. Seriously, there’s so much to learn and love from this story, it’s hard to know where to begin. Stewart is who I want to become when I [forget to] grow up. Fostering dogs – Pit Bulls, Corgis, whatever – takes a special kind of person. I have no doubt that Captain Picard meets the criteria, and then some. What a happy dog. What a lucky dog.
Mary Ihla says
My daughter fostered a pit bull named Trudy, and we all fell in love with her. My husband and I seriously considered adopting her ourselves, but we are spending some of our time in an RV, and most parks ban pit bulls. Trudy eventually found a wonderful home. I bet Patrick will have as hard a time giving her up as we did Trudy.
Leo says
I have to agree… Mr. Stewart seems smitten, for sure. It’ll be a difficult parting if it happens. That’s gotta be one of the hardest parts of fostering.
Dee Smith says
I fostered then adopted a 2 yr. old female (unspayed) Doberman. Verbally abused but not broken spiritually,.
Best companion animal, a true clown and Wonderful Soulmate
Just give them a chance to become what they most often can,
Wendy Herman says
My son just adopted an abused pitbull that was going to be put down. i WAS VERY AGAINST IT. I am now happy to admit it was a a good decision on his part. What a wonderful addition to his family.