There’s an adorable story circulating about a pup seeking a forever home in Boston. We don’t know the now-viral pup’s other attributes, but cuteness tops the list. And now she’s gone viral because she fell asleep during a news broadcast.
Rescue dog falls asleep on news broadcast
It all started on Wednesday, when a rescue dog named Bow appeared on NBC10 Boston with anchors Colton Bradford and Melanie Mendez. Bow was visiting the station from the Animal Rescue League of Boston, where she was available for adoption.
Mendez was sharing a sports update on the Bruins’ playoff run while Bradford held Bow. And perhaps lulled by the sound of Mendez’s voice (or just bored by sports like this writer), the pup fell fast asleep.
Bradford noticed the dozing dog. His eyes grew wide with surprise. Then, he looked straight at the camera, silently mouthing, “Oh my God, she’s sleeping!”
When Mendez finished her report, Bradford whispered, “Shh! Baby’s sleeping!”Sleeping dog goes viral
The clip of snoozing Bow garnered millions of views across multiple social media platforms. Even the NHL shared the vid with the caption, “The baby is sleeping!”
Bow’s 15 minutes of fame may have been the key to finding her forever home. NBC10 Boston reports that the pup now has a new family. Additionally, people lined up to adopt Bow’s siblings. And those who didn’t nab one of these irresistible dogs? They donated to the rescue. Talk about a win-win.
If you’re a Boston resident bummed that Bow has already been adopted, fret not. The Animal Rescue League has many other dogs available for adoption.
Tips for adopting a rescue dog
Now that you’re inspired to adopt a dog, how should you go about it? First, decide whether you’re going to adopt from a shelter or a rescue. (Never adopt from a breeder. Always adopt, don’t shop!) Next, check out the dog breeds you’re most likely to find in a shelter. Once you bring your new canine companion home, read up on what the first hour, day, week, and month will look like together.
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Source: msn.com
