Dog leaves Newark animal shelter after two years, but still needs forever home

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Sunday, November 26, 2023
Dog named red leaves shelter in Newark after two years
A dog named red left a shelter in Newark after two years.

NEWARK, New Jersey (WABC) -- Patience and persistence paid off for an animal rescue worker who was determined to help one specific dog.

'Red' moved to a foster home on Saturday after a two-year wait.

Until now, Red had been living at the humane society in Newark. A woman who runs a dog rescue in Lyndhurst found him to be sweet and bubbly, so she made it her top priority to find him a home.

Red appears to be between four and six years old, so he still has a lot of good living left to do.

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