Gulfport, MS – An adorable young dog has been languishing at an animal shelter in south Mississippi for eight months because potential adopters think that he is “ugly.” Staff at the Humane Society of South Mississippi adore two-year-old Chop, and they hope to find him a home sooner than later.
Days ago, the shelter explained Chop’s issue, writing:
Unfortunately, he was born with his eyes very, very far apart (he doesn’t know this). Chop has been at our shelter for more than 8 months, struggling to find a home as adopters deem him ‘ugly.’
Chop’s biography reads, in part:
If you’ve ever wanted to own a baby hippopotamus, this is your chance! Chop is a lovable and affectionate boy who just wants to be wherever you are! He gets excited when meeting new friends, but overall this boy is a professional couch potato. He has a playful streak but his napping streaks win out every time! Chop is housebroken and good with kids who are sturdy enough to stay on their feet when Chop and all his 68 lbs bumps into them. Chop will thrive in a home that wants him to be part of the family because he wants to cuddle, cuddle and cuddle some more!!
Chop is a loveable goofball who is described as “socially awkward,” and not exceptionally bright. The shelter said:
He has the memory and attention span of a goldfish, but always the best of intentions. We think he is great. Chop has gotten along with other dogs, however, sometimes he annoys them because he is not always very smart, though he really tries to not be completely socially awkward.
But this derby dog needs a real home and that will only happen if enough people see his information. You can lend Chop a hand by sharing this article. Somewhere out there is the PERFECT person for this adorable pooch.
Find the shelter’s Facebook page at this link.
Chop is currently undergoing treatment for heartworms (not contagious) through HSSM’s wellness clinic. He is neutered, microchipped, and up to date with vaccines. His adoption fee would be $35.
Chop’s adoption profile here.
Note: Please direct ALL inquiries about this dog to the shelter. Animal Victory is NOT the point of contact for Chop. The most recent, accurate, information will be provided by the shelter.
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