The Dodo, Johnson County ShelterTaking care of another living being requires funds, so some people decide to let go of a pet when they can no longer provide for their needs.
Tough Times
PexelsThe recent pandemic has caused not only physical health issues but even financial troubles.
Even Pets Got Affected
The Dodo, Johnson County ShelterRoadie was one of those whose households got affected by the problems that resulted from the pandemic.
Was Lost, And Found
The Dodo, Johnson County ShelterRoadie, a half German Shepherd, half Australian Shepherd, was found wandering the streets of Franklin, Indiana with a bottle attached to her collar.
Calling For Help
PexelsThe guy who found her called the director of Johnson County Animal Control, Michael Delp, who brought her to the shelter.
A Love Letter
The Dodo, Johnson County ShelterThey took out the letter inside Roadie’s bottle and found out about her story.
She Was A Spoiled Dog
PexelsThe letter tells of how Roadie would sleep on her own couch and her own memory foam bed. Her owner would also feed her steak, chicken, and rice.
But It All Changed
PexelsBut her owner lost his job and home due to the pandemic, and taking care of her was expensive and out of his budget.
Finding A New Home
PexelsWhen the chief of the White River Township Fire Department, Jeremy Pell, heard about Roadie’s story, he figured she could help him with the department’s search and rescue.
A Perfect Pair
The Dodo, Johnson County ShelterJeremy says, “She looks to me for guidance and acceptance and she tries to do her job.” Roadie now works alongside Jeremy and they have already formed a great bond.
