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My basic info
Breed
Mixed Breed (Medium)
Color
–
Age
8 years 11 months old, Adult
Size
Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg) (when grown)
Weight
49 lbs (current)
Sex
Male
Pet ID
220740
My details
Not good with dogs
Shots current
Spayed / Neutered
My story
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Bucket is eight years old now, with a little more gray in his muzzle and a little less bounce in his step, but his heart still beats with the same eagerness it always has. He spends his days behind the bars of a shelter kennel, waiting, watching, hoping. The concrete floor is cool beneath him, the walls too quiet, and though the volunteers come to give him love, it is not the same as having a family of his own.
When a kind volunteer takes him for a ride, Bucket’s eyes light up. He presses his nose to the window, ears flapping in the wind, soaking in the freedom of the open road. In those moments, he forgets the cage. He forgets the years he’s spent waiting. He is just a dog again — joyful, loyal, and alive.
At the dog park with his volunteer friend, Bucket bounds around, tail wagging, soaking up every ounce of attention. But when the time comes to return to his kennel, his eyes soften with longing. He doesn’t understand why no one has chosen him.
You see, Bucket isn’t asking for much. He doesn’t need a house full of toys or a yard big enough to run for miles. What he craves is love — the steady, warm kind that comes from being someone’s one and only. After a lifetime of never truly having a family, Bucket just wants to spend his golden years wrapped in love, not steel bars.
He would do best in a quiet home with no other pets, where he can finally be the center of someone’s world. A soft bed, gentle hands, and the sound of someone calling his name with love — that is all Bucket dreams of.
For now, he waits. Every day, every night. A senior dog with so much love left to give, hoping that someone will look past the cage, past his age, and see the soul who only wants to belong.
Bucket’s golden years should be filled with sunshine, car rides, and the simple joy of being loved. He’s ready. He’s waiting. He’s hoping.
***PLEASE NOTE***
A pre adoption application must be completed for any pets you are interested in adopting. Pre adoption applications can be completed online. The link below can be copied and pasted into your web browser:
www.florencehumanesociety.org/adopt
All cats are $85 and all dogs are $150.
If you have any questions regarding your application, you may contact the Florence Area Humane Society directly at: letmehelpfahs@gmail.com ** PLEASE DO NOT CONTACT THE SHELTER CONCERNING APPLICATIONS.**
Bucket is eight years old now, with a little more gray in his muzzle and a little less bounce in his step, but his heart still beats with the same eagerness it always has. He spends his days behind the bars of a shelter kennel, waiting, watching, hoping. The concrete floor is cool beneath him, the walls too quiet, and though the volunteers come to give him love, it is not the same as having a family of his own.
When a kind volunteer takes him for a ride, Bucket’s eyes light up. He presses his nose to the window, ears flapping in the wind, soaking in the freedom of the open road. In those moments, he forgets the cage. He forgets the years he’s spent waiting. He is just a dog again — joyful, loyal, and alive.
At the dog park with his volunteer friend, Bucket bounds around, tail wagging, soaking up every ounce of attention. But when the time comes to return to his kennel, his eyes soften with longing. He doesn’t understand why no one has chosen him.
You see, Bucket isn’t asking for much. He doesn’t need a house full of toys or a yard big enough to run for miles. What he craves is love — the steady, warm kind that comes from being someone’s one and only. After a lifetime of never truly having a family, Bucket just wants to spend his golden years wrapped in love, not steel bars.
He would do best in a quiet home with no other pets, where he can finally be the center of someone’s world. A soft bed, gentle hands, and the sound of someone calling his name with love — that is all Bucket dreams of.
For now, he waits. Every day, every night. A senior dog with so much love left to give, hoping that someone will look past the cage, past his age, and see the soul who only wants to belong.
Bucket’s golden years should be filled with sunshine, car rides, and the simple joy of being loved. He’s ready. He’s waiting. He’s hoping.
***PLEASE NOTE***
A pre adoption application must be completed for any pets you are interested in adopting. Pre adoption applications can be completed online. The link below can be copied and pasted into your web browser:
www.florencehumanesociety.org/adopt
All cats are $85 and all dogs are $150.
If you have any questions regarding your application, you may contact the Florence Area Humane Society directly at: letmehelpfahs@gmail.com ** PLEASE DO NOT CONTACT THE SHELTER CONCERNING APPLICATIONS.**
Adoption Events are held at Petsmart located at 2887 David McLeod Blvd Florence 29501, every 2 weeks.
1434 S. McCurdy Florence, SC 29506.
Adoption Events are held at Petsmart located at 2887 David McLeod Blvd Florence 29501, every 2 weeks.
More about this shelter
The Florence Area Humane Society was founded in 1974 as a 501 (c) (3) tax-exempt non-profit charitable organization that rescues and shelters abandoned, abused, and neglected animals in the Florence community. The mission of FAHS is to rehabilitate them, provide appropriate medical care, and place them in forever, loving homes, ensuring happiness for both pet and owner. We promote adoptions as well as seek animal rescues to find suitable placement for the almost 2000 animals we take in annually.
Jayne Boswell
President of FAHS
The Florence Area Humane Society was founded in 1974 as a 501 (c) (3) tax-exempt non-profit charitable organization that rescues and shelters abandoned, abused, and neglected animals in the Florence community. The mission of FAHS is to rehabilitate them, provide appropriate medical care, and place them in forever, loving homes, ensuring happiness for both pet and owner. We promote adoptions as well as seek animal rescues to find suitable placement for the almost 2000 animals we take in annually.
Jayne Boswell
President of FAHS
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