Shelter Dogs
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Along with his eleven brothers and sisters, he was left at the Humane Society before he was old enough to be separated from his mother.
When this happens, the Humane Society places the puppies in foster homes with volunteers who will give them the extra care and attention (often including middle-of-the-night feedings) that such young animals need. The volunteers take the place of the mother dog.
Animals who go to foster homes as babies are often especially loving and gentle as adults. Because th...ey receive lots of affection and tender care at an early age, they give great love in return. Pups who are left alone and not handled regularly do not learn to enjoy human companionship.
Tracker is a mixed-breed dog—probably part collie and perhaps part German shepherd or Akita. Perhaps. It’s hard to tell for sure, and the people who brought the puppies in did not know or care. Tracker has a face like a collie’s, with a long snout and expressive eyes. He has smooth white fur with a few large brown spots.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Along with his eleven brothers and sisters, he was left at the Humane Society before he was old enough to be separated from his mother.
When this happens, the Humane Society places the puppies in foster homes with volunteers who will give them the extra care and attention (often including middle-of-the-night feedings) that such young animals need. The volunteers take the place of the mother dog.
Animals who go to foster homes as babies are often especially loving and gentle as adults. Because th...ey receive lots of affection and tender care at an early age, they give great love in return. Pups who are left alone and not handled regularly do not learn to enjoy human companionship.
Tracker is a mixed-breed dog—probably part collie and perhaps part German shepherd or Akita. Perhaps. It’s hard to tell for sure, and the people who brought the puppies in did not know or care. Tracker has a face like a collie’s, with a long snout and expressive eyes. He has smooth white fur with a few large brown spots.
What to read after Shelter Dogs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Peg Kehret to read onlineMoreLess
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