Unluckiest Dog T-Rex Seeks Forever Home After Returns
Unluckiest Dog T-Rex Seeks Forever Home After Returns

An 11-year-old dog named T-Rex has been described as one of the 'unluckiest' in the world after being returned to rescue shelters multiple times through no fault of his own. The sweet and gentle boy has spent the past four years moving between kennels, most recently being turned in just before Christmas when his owner lost their housing.

T-Rex, currently at North Central Animal Services Center in Los Angeles, has experienced housing instability with his owner, leading to repeated returns. Volunteers at the shelter have noted that the environment is particularly hard on senior dogs, and T-Rex recently recovered from an eye infection. He also has some skin issues and could benefit from extra care.

Despite his misfortunes, T-Rex is described as a super mellow dog who loves to roll on his back in warm grass and enjoys attention from volunteers. He has done well with other dogs in playgroups, though slow introductions are recommended. The shelter hopes someone will give him the love and stability he needs in his golden years.

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Dogs Trust advises that new owners should allow rescue dogs to settle at their own pace, avoiding visitors initially and ensuring a calm environment. Those interested in rehoming T-Rex can contact North Central Animal Services Center via laanimalservices.com.

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