A day in the life of a rescue dog
Meet Marsala, a 1-year-old Labrador mix eagerly awaiting his forever home at The Little Guild, a shelter dedicated to rescuing and rehabilitating homeless pets.
The Little Guild, a shelter in West Cornwall dedicated to rescuing and rehabilitating homeless cats and dogs, is currently caring for Marsala, a one-year-old black Labrador mix. Marsala, formerly known as 'Chicken,' was brought to the shelter as a stray from Toccoa, Georgia, on March 25. The shelter, founded in 1957, ensures that all rescued animals undergo a thorough intake process, including quarantine, medical assessments, and behavioral evaluations, before being made available for adoption.
Marsala is described as an energetic and affectionate dog who thrives on human interaction and enjoys being around other dogs. Tiffany Lemelin, the shelter manager, emphasizes Marsala's loving nature and his readiness for a forever home. Prospective adopters are encouraged to complete an online application and meet Marsala to ensure a good fit for their household.
The Little Guild provides extensive support even after adoption, including six months of free training and ongoing assistance to address any concerns. Lemelin urges the community not to overlook Marsala, highlighting his need for a loving family. For more information on Marsala and other animals available for adoption, visit littleguild.org.
Originally reported by The Millerton News. Read the source story (opens in a new tab).
