Every pup dreams of one thing—being loved in a warm home by a family of their own. Sadly, not every dog is granted that gift.

Too many of them end up fending for themselves on the streets or, if lucky enough, find a temporary spot in an already overcrowded shelter.

But with shelters bursting at the seams, many dogs are reduced to nothing more than names on a euthanasia list. That was the heartbreaking reality for one forgotten dog in Oklahoma City.

Completely Heartbroken

Being a Bulldog breed is often a challenge—and for Grimm, a one-year-old English Bulldog mix, it was especially true.

Barely out of puppyhood, Grimm landed at Oklahoma City Animal Welfare , a shelter already stretched to capacity.

From the start, he was extremely timid, avoiding people and cowering in his kennel. S

See Full Page