'I held back tears when I met him and my partner cried because both our hearts broke for this gentle giant,' Moose's new owner told Newsweek.
, a dog who has been at the Benton Franklin Humane Society in Kennewick, Washington state, since July 2022.
Moose had been waiting at the shelter for over 400 days and was struggling with shelter life. But after reading his story last month, Tawan Sornsap and her partner were prompted to rescue him.She immediately emailed the humane society to inquire about Moose, and before long she had a reply and was invited to go and meet him.
"When we left home, we had all the intentions of adopting him. After we met him, it was official, he was ours, no questions." "Moose is settling in great," said Sornsap."He's been adjusting pretty quickly, it's been heart warming and wonderful to see. His first moments home, he pulled his Dad's burrito off the kitchen counter, but got caught before he could eat it!"
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