They were on “the list” simply because they were big, black dogs. The “list” was a list of dogs to be destroyed at a crowded shelter. None of them had behavioral or medical issues – apparently they were just the wrong color and size. Luckily for these dogs Mary and Theresa put out a plea for foster homes, and Rescued Tails took three wonderful big, black dogs into our program. In no time flat the first of the three dogs, Jett, found his forever home. David had seen Jett’s photo online and brought the family to meet the handsome dog. They all loved him! Today you will find Jett working three days a week at the nursing home where his adoptive “mom” works. We are told, “He likes the residents as much as they like him. Jett hangs out in the activity room and does one-on-one visits with the residents.” Jett’s new family says, “He attends dog school one night a week, his favorite activity is going to the lake and Jett has been a wonderful addition to the family.” Thank you to David and his family for adopting and giving a homeless animal the chance to become a wonderful addition to society!