I have been a WAIF volunteer for close to five years and have been exposed to many types of dogs ranging from the lovable to the abused. They all seek a loving family and home. They have hopes that the person walking past their cage will be the one to take them out of their cage and to home with a yard to frolic, and a soft bed to lay on, a bowl of water and food and the love of a person or family to be part of, to walk with, to be loved.

It’s hard on the dogs that spend years penned up to be happy the whole time. Your feathers would be ruffled if your were in the same place for two years or more, with hopes for a passing family to adopt you.

Smiley is a good boy, and if he is adopted to a home with people who care, he’d come around and be a great addition to a loving family. He’s very smart and lovable.

Thank you Judge Churchill for sparing his life.

Bill Purdy

Oak Harbor