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Watch: Canine that spent almost 600 days at Euclid shelter takes limo to new home


Watch: Canine that spent almost 600 days at Euclid shelter takes limo to new home


EUCLID, Ohio – – A dog with a violent start in life has sat in a local shelter for nearly 600 days, hoping someone would offer him a forever home.

Now, Chester lastly went home to a household he can call his own and he did it in style.

After 587 days residing in a kennel, Chester the pit bull lastly walked out of the Euclid Animal Shelter Monday early morning to tears and cheers.

It has actually been a hard road for Chester before and during his time here, however he now has a brand-new "leash" on life.

" Chester was entirely skin and bones, the dog could not even lay down. Courtesy of Euclid Animal Shelter

In August 2022, Chester, who was chained to a window, and three other pets were found in a vacant house, where they had actually been for more than a week.

" He absolutely was so relieved to see people and to be honest, I do not understand how much longer he would have lasted," Brickman said.

For about 10 months, shelter workers treated him for heartworm and mange and assisted him gain weight.

A year and a half passed and nobody adopted him up until a special female came along and now Chester is on the method to his forever home in a limo, contributed by Lake Erie Limo.

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Minutes later on, Chester, about 4 or 5 years old, brought up to his new home and his new family in North Royalton like a VIP.

" Oh my goodness, did you ride in a limo to get here? Did you ride all the method in a limousine," stated Chester's brand-new owner.

It was love at first sight for Lauren Reitsman when a friend sent her an online post of Chester.

" He has all these people around him and he's just bopping around just to see who he can get love from, so I think I won the lottery game," Reitsman said.

Chester appears to be right at home, playing with toys, getting tummy rubs and obviously the doggy kisses.

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Shelter employees state he required a home without small kids or other canines and someone who understands his past.

"I think adoption is so crucial, specifically when an animal, now I'm getting psychological, an animal has had a rough start in life because they deserve it even more," stated Reitsman.

Lauren states she will leave Chester's name the very same, sort of.

"His federal government name, if you will, is going to be Chester William Reitsman the First, of Royalton," she said as people in the home chuckled.

Reitsman states she also plans to make Chester meatballs, his preferred meal.

All 3 of the other pets found in the uninhabited house with Chester have actually been embraced.

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