Woman Tells Shelter To Kill Her Dog Because She Was ‘Sick’ Of Her

Mitsie the beagle has had a rough go of things throughout the course of her life and while this dog has certainly struggled to find her place in this world, many of these problems can be attributed to the terrible upbringing that she was saddled with. Pets are no different from people, in the sense that their parents can make or break their ability to live a happy and healthy life.

After spending 11 years with her owners, Mitsie was unceremoniously abandoned and we cannot believe that they would treat her in such a harsh and unforgiving manner. Once her owners had abandoned her, it did not take long before she ended up living in an Atlanta shelter. The request that Mitsie’s mother made before giving the dog up will leave you shocked and dismayed. It may even make your blood run cold.

The shelter staff was asked to put Mitsie to sleep by her former owner. This request was not made because the dog was sick and needed to be put out of her misery, it was made because this mother was tired of the dog. Of course, this sweet and lovable dog was not put to sleep by the kind shelter staff. Instead, they told the story of this awful mother on their Facebook page, altering the world and letting them know what Mitsie had endured.

The story touched hearts everywhere and Mitsie had no shortage of offers when it came time to find a new forever home. Even though this beagle is a senior dog, she still has many suitors and it is great to see that no one else shares her mother’s point of view when it comes to her level of usefulness.

If you would like to see more of Mitsie in action, be sure to check out the awesome video below. While there are numerous pet owners out there who do not see the value of owning an older animal, those who are more willing to be open minded on the matter are already enjoying the company of senior dogs and cats on a regular basis.

Once you have seen this video for yourself, take a moment to pass it along to your friends and family members as soon as possible. Let’s all do our part to raise awareness when it comes to senior pets and their ability to serve as viable companions as they continue to age.