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2-months later and heartbroken shelter dog still wears his Christmas sweater

UPDATE : We have some excellent news to report on Bobby!! He has been saved!! The rescue group Big Dog Ranch Rescue, www.facebook.com/bigdogranchrescue/?fref=ts, has agreed to pull him from the shelter!!

Losing all hope of ever having a home, one-year-old Bobby still wears the green Christmas sweater volunteers at the shelter dressed him up in, with hopes he would attract the attention of a family looking to adopt a very sweet dog. On December 16, his family betrayed him and walked him into the Miami-Dade Animal Care Center, removed his leash and walked away.

And now two months later, Bobby is listed as "code red" because everyone has passed him by. He has broken the hearts of the staff and volunteers alike; all this little guy does is sit with his head down at the gate of his kennel. A perfectly adoptable dog seems resigned to the fact that no one wants him.

Click here for Bobby's Pet Harbor listing. BOBBY - ID#A1695634. "I am a neutered male, tan and white Terrier mix. The shelter staff think I am about 1 year and 4 months old. I have been at the shelter since Dec 16, 2015." For more information about this animal, call Miami-Dade Animal Services at (305) 884-1101. A link for this dog on Instagram can be found here. Please share Bobby's plight with approved rescue organizations, family, friends and social media contacts. Sharing saves lives. Bobby is listed as adoptable by the public; please help him to find a home. Why should he pay with his life because his family didn't care?

For more information and help determining if Bobby will be a great addition to your family, contact the Miami-Dade Animal Services located at 7401 NW 74 Street im Miami, Florida 33166. Phone: 305.884.1101 or email urgentdogsofmiami@gmail.com.

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