I am sure, she will. ❤ You 2 are so great with the dogs. With you Rusa will be blossoming in no time.

Hey Brit I do rescue mostly kitty, hey lived in England a yr exchange student, I couldn't get a work visa I wanted to stay Oh Well.

Good job kiddo's

At this rate you guys will be foster fails, I can see you falling in love and adopting her

@@thegoldenkobefamily do want a donation, I'm retired not rich but not poor. Ooh geeze feeding a bunch of strays and it's hot the bird's are bird baths in the water bowl, Oh Well ❤️‍🩹

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No they don't, they can heal perfectly well without other dogs

Genuine rescue. Good on you 👍

Thank you for taking taking Rusa on in the first place! She’s a very trusting dog, you guys did great with her. Lots more videos will be coming 🙏

Sad about your friend, but she has great family and two funny siblings

So did u end up keeping her?

Thank you for taking her to begin with, to get her started on her healing journey! You were an important part of her new life.

@@thegoldenkobefamilykeep her! Sydney Australia😎

In some cases a very bad world. I try not to watch any news even on line ,im severly mentally ill with bpd, level 1 autism, GAD paronia and psychos8s ,news just triggers me as I can't my brain round prople what they do how they behave .

@@bunglejoy3645 I agree with you. Sometimes the news makes you want to cry but seeing this couple care for this little dog makes me happy. Take care of yourself and God bless you.

We would love to keep her! But we do plan on fostering a lot more dogs, so many out there need help 😔

@@thegoldenkobefamily that’s such a lovely to do

@@thegoldenkobefamily must be hard to do. emotionally. Letting go - All the respect in the world for it.

Hello 👋

@@thegoldenkobefamily Thank you for fostering little Rusa. By doing such an unselfish act as fostering and loving animals in so much need, you are saving these beautiful little beings from euthanasia. Many people have their lives enriched by adopting a rehabilitated and loved fostered dog. Your love and kindness, is the most precious gift. ❤

For sure being in a pack will help them feel more comfortable quicker!

Thank you, we hope so!

Hi 👋 pretty lady how are you doing today and the weather condition like

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We hope so! And thank you

I disagree. Being fostered and bonding with new humans and siblings only to taken from that environment and forced somewhere new, is one of the most traumatic experiences for an already traumatized animal. The animal has already been abandoned once and are being abandoned again by who they just formed loving bonds with. The animal will be less likely to fully trust any situation in the future the more the animal exchanges hands. Especially if the next family decides having a animal in their home is too much and wants to get rid of them. One of the other comments came from someone who called themselves Alfie and stated this couple picked rusa up from their home. So rusa has already been passed from home to home several times... it's no wonder she is traumatized so much, she thinks just when someone loves her, she is taken away from that environment and put somewhere else. It's not heartwarming, it's sad.

@@Az_N.S.O.L. Thank you very much for your input. I completely understand where you are coming from, as I have volunteered with a lot of animals with abandonment issues. I will say I've mainly worked with cats, but I have had some dog experience as well. However, I think part of why fostering can be a good solution is to help teach some of the social skills so that they don't get abandoned again. If she gets used to other dogs, that means that more families with other animals know that she is safe around their current dogs. They can also attempt to help with training and if she had any behavioral issues. So while yes the shift from foster care to a new home will be difficult and sad, I think the pros outweigh the cons imo. But it's good to keep the abandonment trauma in mind with how to proceed, so thank you for your comment

I was impressed by how quickly Rusa figured out she was safe with each new creature. She was clearly using the humans as a safe place to go back to while exploring, and looked to them to see if they were nervous too. Kobe was perfectly behaved and put Rusa at ease quickly. This is a great example of how to introduce dogs to a new home!

thank you!

Thank you, she got on so well with them 🙏

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Thank you so much!

Hi 👋 pretty lady how are you doing today and the weather condition like

Agree 👍

Thank you, we just want to help wherever possible 🙏

Whoever liked my comment,Thank You,I'm a real animal Lover,can't even watch some TV stuff because of that.I know its kinda weird. But its the way I've always been.anyway TY for the like....

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Her story is really sad 😭 but I’m so glad she got a 2nd chance at life 💙

Trusted us so quickly 🙏

100% agree ❤❤

I totally agree Barry these people are wonderful and awesome caring people

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Trying to help where we can 🙏

Thank you!

Thank you 💙

I hope so! 😅

My cousin had a boxer puppy...little bitty. At a Christmas gathering she tried so hard to play with the other dogs, and was so exhausted she could barrly move one leg at a time when she staggered to me. I laid her down on my forearm so she could watch the other dogs still playing until she fell asleep. Pup barely moved. My cousin reclaimed her and scooped her up, little pup's eyes opened about halfway as if to just check which human had her, and went straight back to sleep. Of course, as a boxer she didn't stay a small puppy very long.

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Thank you, and we would love to make more videos on her journey

​@@thegoldenkobefamilyYou're the kindest people i.n the World,TY❤❤❤❤

Thank you!

Wow thank you so much! 🙏

Hi 👋 pretty lady how are you doing today and the weather condition like..

Thank you, we’ll definitely post more with all 3 of them 🙏

@@thegoldenkobefamily You are very welcome! ❤️❤️ Looking forward to it! Have a good night! From, Ontario Canada 🇨🇦

She’s so cute!