A simple embrace can be really powerful.
Toro’s song is an expression of his enormous thanks and love after being rescued from the hell he was living in.
The tortured dog was discovered chained to a fence in front of an abandoned building, and his rescuers believe he spent his whole life outside.
Toro is finally secure, and he wants the rest of the world to know how grateful he is.
Toro was terrified and apprehensive when he first arrived at the shelter.
The puppy didn’t know what to anticipate from his new surroundings after spending so much of his existence alone, neglected, and without kindness.
Despite his shyness and caution, it was evident that he was a sweet, gentle-hearted puppy who only wanted to be a good boy.
He’s been slowly trying to break out of his shell since arriving at the shelter, and while he still feels anxious and overwhelmed at times, he’s come a long way.
Toro is doing everything he can to show his rescuers how much he loves and appreciates them, despite his own anxieties.
They’ve taken such good care of him, and his small heart is overflowing with love for them.
As a result, he’s started giving hugs to everyone he meets at the shelter.
It all began one day while he was exercising in the play yard of the shelter. He was having a great time frolicking in the fresh air when he abruptly turned around and ran back to Melissa Fogarty, a staff member who was keeping him company.
He climbed into her lap and pushed against her chest, dissolving into the most lovely, loving hug imaginable.
Toro’s lovely and heartfelt gift astonished and moved Fogarty tremendously.
The embraces just kept on coming after that first one. Toro is now continuously hugging people and melting everyone’s hearts.
Toro clearly wants everyone to know how thankful he is to be rid of his sad and miserable background and to have been rewarded with all of the love and attention he has always desired.
Toro is now on the lookout for his ideal forever family. He’s been at the shelter for over a year and still hasn’t found his perfect match.
All he needs is to find a stable and tranquil environment in which he may feel loved and safe.
“I honestly believe he hasn’t been adopted because he’s a middle-aged pit mix living in a municipal shelter with a high intake rate.” “In this sea of dogs, he becomes lost,” Fogarty explained.
