When a group of dogs made their way to The Little Guild in West Cornwall, Connecticut, from the overcrowded Habersham County Animal Shelter in Georgia, one dog stood out among them. This dog's name was Jodi. Shelter staff immediately sensed there was something special about her. Upon speaking with the manager of the Habersham County shelter, they discovered that Jodi was cherished by everyone in Georgia.
A Beloved Companion
"Jodi meant the world to the workers and volunteers at their shelter," shared Kelsey Turick, a staff member at The Little Guild. "Volunteers were deeply moved when they learned we were taking Jodi in and finding her a home."
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Jodi had spent seven years with her family before being surrendered to a shelter in Georgia. Arriving at The Little Guild, she showed signs of fear and confusion, missing her family dearly.
"[She] was terrified upon arrival and longed to return home," explained Turick.
Settling In and Finding Joy
Despite her initial apprehension, Jodi gradually found comfort in her new surroundings. She formed strong bonds with both employees and volunteers, learning to trust and allowing her delightful personality to shine through.
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"She has a delightful demeanor and always craves human company," Turick added. "Whether it's playing catch outdoors or snuggling beneath a cozy blanket, she's always eager to participate." Despite her age, Jodi remains spirited and enjoys her regular walks.
Seeking a Forever Home
It's baffling that Jodi hasn't found her forever home yet, considering her friendly nature and compatibility with various family types. She gets along well with other dogs, cats, and children, prioritizing time spent with loved ones above all else. While there has been some interest in adoption, Jodi is still patiently waiting for the perfect family to come along.
Jodi's true family is out there somewhere, and both her friends in Connecticut and Georgia eagerly await the day they reunite with her.
# FAQs
**Q: Is Jodi good with other animals?**
A: Yes, Jodi adores other dogs, cats, and children.
**Q: How is Jodi adjusting to her new environment?**
A: Initially scared and confused, Jodi has since settled in well and formed strong bonds with staff and volunteers.
**Q: Is Jodi suitable for adoption?**
A: Absolutely! Jodi would fit well with practically any family due to her friendly nature and adaptability.
**Q: How can I adopt Jodi?**
A: If you're interested in adopting Jodi, please contact The Little Guild in West Cornwall, Connecticut.
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