The Humane Society of Greater Miami has announced its new partnership with the Levitetz Family Foundation for their Dolly’s Dream Adoption Program.
The focus of this program is to help “square-headed” and bully breed dogs meet their perfect, forever families by giving them a special spotlight and raising awareness of these amazing breeds that are frequently overlooked by potential adopters.
How exactly does Dolly’s Dream change the game for these homeless dogs in need?
Thanks to a very generous grant from the foundation, the Humane Society now can equip the adopters of Dolly’s Dream dogs with essential tools that will help them make a smoother transition for the pet as they welcome them into the family — all for a special reduced adoption fee of just $39.99.
Opening your home to a new furry family member can be stressful, especially when you are first trying to help him or her acclimate to a new environment.
Thanks to the help of Dolly’s Dream, adopters are able to bring home their four-legged friends with all of the essentials which include: a training crate, a no-pull harness with leash, a branded collar, a personalized identification tag, food and water bowls, a training treat bag, a six-month supply of heartworm prevention, specialty shampoo, two chew toys and one ball.
Why would they provide $350 worth of doggie supplies for just $39? Because the goal of Dolly’s Dream is to help restore the image of square-headed and bully breed dogs by sending them into the right homes with the right tools needed to let their true, loyal and playful personalities emerge.
This partnership is a real “dream” come true for homeless dogs around the community. It is a significant step towards reestablishing a good reputation for square-headed and bully breed dogs and reducing the number of homeless dogs populating our shelters.
The next step is to visit the Humane Society’s Soffer and Fine Adoption Center, 16101 W. Dixie Hwy. in North Miami Beach, and meet the extraordinary dogs in the program!
To learn more visit www.humanesocietymiami.org.
