San Bernardino, CA – A crowded, loud, frightening animal shelter is no place for a puppy to live. A handsome four-month-old puppy named Orion has been at the San Bernardino Animal Control facility since April 9.
Orion is a highly adoptable, adorable puppy, but even his good looks haven’t been enough for him to be rescued or adopted. Like every other unwanted pet at the facility, Orion is in danger of becoming a statistic.
An advocate writes:
Such a cute puppy. He’ll grow up to be so regal looking. He rests his head on on top of his kennel mate, a pug mix and it’s adorable.
Commenting on the hard work one woman does to help the shelter dogs find a home:
Photographer Alice Chow captured it in one of the photos in the comments on this post (Please always scroll through ALL comments to view photos and videos, as Alice works so hard to capture these shelter dogs in the best possible way to increase their chances of being adopted or rescued)
Image via Facebook/Alice ChowPlease take a moment to network on this puppy’s behalf. Networking saves lives! Find Orion’s adoption information below.
Profile here.
Orion ID# A564065
My name is Orion and I am an unaltered male, brown and black German Shepherd Dog. Shelter staff think I am about 4 months old. I have been at the shelter since Apr 09, 2024.
For more information about this animal, call:
San Bernardino City Animal Control at (909) 384-1304
Ask for information about animal ID number A564065
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