At first, Yoda looked OK, if a bit rough. — Photos: Anna Chua
Adopting a new dog is always exciting but for pets, it's a rollercoaster. Like human children, pets become nervous when moved into new environments. It's new smells, new routines and new people.
Pets who have grown up in a home and then dumped in a shelter are particularly shell-shocked. They are often terrified of being packed into a busy shelter and then they can't believe it when they are back in a nice home, even if it is with new, kind people.
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