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If you’re thinking about adding a new member to your family, consider adopting from DAS and changing the life of an abandoned dog forever. Owning a dog is a big responsibility but so rewarding. We also didn’t know how old he was so we all came up with the idea that his new birthday would be the day we adopted him.”Ī big thanks to Fay and Pumba for letting us catch up. “In addition to the support DAS gave Pumba, I gave him love, patience and training and now I’ve learnt how to help him through his trauma, and we have overcome so much together. The team were incredibly supportive and helped facilitate this meeting, they even went on a walk with Pumba and Nala so we could all see their interactions. “We told DAS we had another dog and they invited us back so Pumba and our other dog, Nala, could meet on mutual ground. I’ve always wanted a big dog! After submitting the expression of interest form, I received a call the next day and was able to go and meet him right away,” Fay said.ĭAS wanted to help Pumba have no worries for the rest of his days.
“I fell in love with him the moment I saw him. We caught up with Fay to see just how far Pumba has come since finding his fur-ever home.įay told us her first dog was also a rescue and after hearing great things about the Domestic Animal Services (DAS) adoption process, she was knocking on their door. Pumba spent over a month in care at Domestic Animal Services, until one day, Fay saw his photo online and knew he would be the perfect addition to her family.
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