Budro (Waltz)

Would you let a senior citizen waltz into your life? Well, Budro’s new family certainly did. Originally known as “Waltz” in the SNIPSA program, Budro was given his second chance at life at nine years of age. Due to the increasingly overwhelming numbers of strays flooding into Animal Care Services, SNIPSA had to move quickly to pull Budro into our program. 

Once in our program, Budro proved to be quite the charmer. Already leashed trained, potty trained, gentle and easygoing, he was destined to be someone’s new best friend.   

“Since I was a senior citizen, I knew I would look for senior dogs who probably were the last to be adopted,” said Joe Davis, Budro’s adopter. “An adult/senior dog usually shows up at shelters for the wrong reasons, and are too often the first to be deemed ‘unadoptable’ — but I can unequivocally state, at least for retirees like myself, they are the best life companions.”

Upon Budro’s arrival, he was greeted with six and a half inches of snow! Despite the drastic change in environment, Budro had no issues adjusting to his new home in March of 2022.

Davis said in just the few days Budro had been home, he made friends with the two other dogs, accepted and seemed to enjoy the general daily routine, anticipated his daily walk down the hill with excitement, and made no complaints about the weather, the food, his sleeping arrangements — nothing. 

“He was a good boy in all respects,” said Davis.

Davis said Budro greeted every single day as one not to be wasted. He lived out the remainder of his days in the comforts of his new home, surrounded by newfound unconditional love. In July 2022, Budro crossed the rainbow bridge surrounded by his family members.

 

Budro, we are so happy you found your happy ending. We love you and will always remember you!