Dog Saved From Meat Trade Only To Be Forgotten At U.S. Shelter For Years

Town of Hempstead, NY – A retriever mix named Ribbon managed to escape the dog meat trade with his life, but he has since been forgotten in a New York animal shelter. Ribbon is one of the longest residents of the Town of Hempstead Animal Shelter where he has been held for over four years.

Someone adopted Ribbon when he first arrived to the United States so many years ago, but for reasons unknown, they decided they did not want him anymore and dumped him at a shelter, claiming that he was a stray.

Information about Ribbon:

Walks well on a leash
🔸 Takes treats gently and is treat-motivated
🔸 Knows some commands
🔸 Looking for an adult-only home with owners who are savvy
🔸 Is nervous when meeting new people
🔸 Doesn’t always like to share his food
🔸 May be placed with another low-key dog
🔸 A meet and greet is required at the shelter to see if everyone is a match

For more info on Ribbon follow @adopt.a.tohas.dog and @mywhyrescue, or contact: Rescue Department Town of Hempstead Animal Shelter 3320 Beltagh Ave Wantagh, NY 11793 E: Rescue@hempsteadny.gov P: 516-785-5220

You can find Ribbon’s Facebook page here.

Note: Please contact the shelter directly for all inquiries about this dog. Animal Victory is NOT the point of contact and has no affiliation with the shelter or this dog. 

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