Someone Needs Granite In Their Life!

EDITORIAL BY: ALICIA ROSE WILLIAMS Founder, Eunoia Rescue

It’s unusual for me to promote a dog for adoption through my editorial – but Granite is worth the exception.

In my eyes, Granite has always had the “perfect demeanor.” Within the rescue world, it can be difficult to adopt without knowing their history (and having an “aggressive” history is always a possibility). With Granite though, he simply does well with everyone. Other dogs? Granite can coexist with no problem. Cats? Granite completely ignores them. Children? Granite welcomes them. Adults? He loves them, especially if they give him attention. This dude is awesome. The only thing that’s missing for Granite is his forever home. I have thought long and hard about adopting him myself (because our bond is strong) – but I know he will continue to excel without me and can make someone very happy.

Granite is a dog that I am currently fostering. Before he was surrendered to the rescue, he was a typical “backyard dog.” He was given the basic food, water, shelter necessities – but it was clear that he didn’t receive a lot of attention. Granite was originally going to be euthanized by his owners because they thought it was “his time to go.” However, the vet thought otherwise. for seven months with little to no interest. It truly breaks my heart. It seems as though people bypass all of his amazing qualities and focus on his old age, arthritis, chunky figure, and patchy skin. All of these “ailments” do not hinder his willingness to being a wonderful companion. He is a diamond in the rough and we are trying so hard to find someone to just give him a chance. Upon arrival Granite had bronchitis, irritated skin, and severe inflammation in both ears. Medically Granite wasn’t the worst that we have ever seen, but he definitely deserved better. Even though Granite was lethargic and confused about his new circumstances, he has still always It’s unusual for me to promote a dog for adoption through my opinion piece – but Granite is worth the exception. If you think you are worthy of adopting Granite, please go to www.eunoiarescue.org to fill out an adoption application. been very sweet. I can’t wait to see this guy prosper. ■