Animals share a strong bond with their siblings just like humans do. This has been recently proven by two dogs that were left at a shelter by their owners.
Zeus and Country are dog brothers who lived with a family in Virginia. Unfortunately, the family decided to move into a new town, but they didn’t want to take their lovely dogs with them to the new home.
The two 6-month-old dogs were left at the SPCA of Winchester, Frederick & Clarke Counties. Since their former owners didn’t want them anymore, the shelter became their new home.
Dogs can get very emotional and that’s the main reason why they bond well with humans as well as each other.
Zeus and Country are very friendly dogs who love everyone they meet. Whenever someone comes in the shelter and sees both dogs together leaves warm-hearted.
Lavenda Denney, executive director of the SPCA, said both dogs are very sweet and love to give kisses. They are very inseparable, they even eat their meals together!
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Zeus and Country want to be adopted by one family where they can live and be together all the time. They also sleep in one bed, despite the fact they are offered separate beds.
Both dogs are getting used to shelter life. They never cause any problems until the dog walker or someone else tries to separate them.
Whenever the two dogs are kept away from each other, they start crying.
Although it might be difficult to find a family that will want to adopt the two puppies, we know it will be worth it. It’s not a great idea to separate these brothers who are together at all times.
After losing their former owners and home, Zeus and Country don’t want to lose each other. Both dogs have great energy and temperaments. They need a family that will adopt both of them and will love them no matter what.
If you want to adopt Zeus and Country, you should contact the SPCA of Winchester, Frederick and Clarke Counties for more information.
