It’s incredible what a group of volunteers can achieve when they help each other out.
A dog was surrendered to a pound. This dog was fortunate because immediately, someone volunteered to foster her.
The only problem was, her foster mom is living in Washington while Muffin, the dog, was in Texas. That’s a long ride. Volunteers needed to find a way to bring Muffin to Washington.
This huge task would need more than one volunteer to achieve. There were twenty volunteers who committed to help transport Muffin. They dedicated their time and effort to safely deliver this canine. They were focused on making sure that she gets home to her foster mom.
The volunteers successfully brought Muffin to her new home. Muffin’s foster mom, Heather, was happy to see the canine arrive safely. She was exhausted from the car ride when she arrived. This did not stop her from making herself feel at home, though.
Muffin was ready to be in her forever home. Lindsey and Brian have wanted to get a second dog for the longest time. They wanted their dog to have a company. Muffin was the perfect sister to Ginsburg.
When they finally met Muffin, the chemistry she had with Ginsburg was instantaneous. The two immediately bonded and ended up being the best of friends.
Muffin knew that she was home with Lindsay, Brian, and Ginsburg. They were her family. She was very comfortable with them that she became the head of the household. She leads Ginsburg in everything they do.
It’s incredible to witness Muffin’s life transformation. She is no longer the abandoned dog. She is a princess in her family.
Thanks to all the volunteers who drove her from Texas to Washington. Because of them, she ended up with the perfect loving family. Their help was not in vain because a dog’s life was changed and they changed their life as well. With so much sadness in the world, it is nice to see a story with a happy ending.
