Brutally trustworthy Texas shelter finds ‘a–hole’ canine new home

Sometimes honesty actually is one of the best coverage. A Texas animal shelter was profitable in getting a troublesome canine adopted after writing up a brutally trustworthy bio for the pooch. In a recent Facebook publish, the Humane Society of Wichita County referred to Eddie, a 17-pound Daschund combine, as an “a–hole” they needed to be rid of for scaring massive dogs on the shelter.

“If Eddie had an accent, he would sound like he is from the Bronx, carrying a spouse beater T-shirt and a tattoo that claims MOM on his arm,” the publish learn. “If you bought right into a bar battle, Eddie would again you up and tackle all 5 guys, put his cigarette out on their brow and never spilling a drop of his beer whereas doing it.” The shelter then challenged anybody “man sufficient to undertake him” to be at liberty to take him off their arms.

The publish swiftly went viral, garnering greater than 31,000 likes and over 85,000 shares on Facebook as of Friday. “This is one of the best factor on the web right this moment,” learn one remark below the publish. “I recognize that y’all will not be afraid to be trustworthy a couple of canine’s temperament,” one other commented. “So many shelters on the market are blatantly mendacity to get dogs out the door and it is harming folks and animals.”

The widespread publish additionally reached the Brooks household, who adopted Eddie lower than eight hours later. “Very completely happy to say, our ‘a–hole’ canine has discovered his endlessly home!” learn a comply with up publish from the shelter. “As lengthy as they maintain his cigarettes and beer nicely stocked and maintain him away from bulldogs eyeing him up throughout the courtyard (though I’m fairly certain he may simply whoop ’em), he will be simply high quality!”

The Brooks household additionally created a Facebook web page for his or her new four-legged member of the family, dubbed “Ahole Eddie,” which particulars Eddie’s adventures along with his new household. Eddie even has his personal T-shirts on the market on the web page, the proceeds of that are going to native animal shelters. As of Friday, his web page has over 36,000 followers.