27/07/2026
JAY IS BACK. 💔
Not because he did anything wrong.
Just a few months after being adopted, Jay has found himself back at the shelter. Sadly, it's a story we know all too well. Life changes. Studies become full-time jobs, people move and the dog is the one who pays the price.
This is exactly why we encourage students and anyone in a temporary stage of life to foster rather than adopt. Fostering gives a dog the love and comfort of a home while allowing us to continue searching for their forever family.
Thankfully, we always keep in touch with our adopters and were able to bring Jay safely back before he ended up on the streets. But every failed adoption means starting from scratch again, while another dog waits even longer for the home they deserve.
If you're not ready for a lifelong commitment, please consider fostering instead.
And if you can, please donate.
We are already beyond capacity and simply can't keep up with feeding and caring for the growing number of dogs without your help. Every returned dog means one more mouth to feed and one more life depending on your kindness.
https://dog.org.ge/donate/
Welcome back, Jay. This time, let's find you your forever home. ❤️