Shelter Throws The Sweetest Surprise Party For Unadoptable Senior Dog

 A sassy senior dog named Loco recently celebrated a significant birthday milestone. In the animal shelter, birthdays typically pass without much fanfare, but for Loco, the Spartanburg Humane Society staff knew they had to do something the pup wouldn't soon forget.



Angel Cox, chief operating officer at Spartanburg Humane Society, told The Dodo that the staff gathered and sang to the animal while it was sporting a birthday hat and frilly collar. She enjoyed her sweet potato cake, which she had. A Happy Birthday banner for her office door was given to her by the bakery that made the cake.


Numerous of Loco's favorite people were on the guest list, but dogs were not permitted.



Cox remarked, "She is particular about her people. She truly loves you when she does. But she hates the people she doesn't like. She also has zero interest in other dogs.


Even though there were no dogs present, everyone had a good time honoring the hot little nugget they've all grown to know and love for more than two years.



The face of the shelter is Loco, who was turned over to it in 2020 due to lingering medical problems. She even has a comfortable place of her own to escape the dogs and people she would rather not be around.


Cox stated, "We relocated her to an office that is more comfortable. She sleeps in all three to four of her dog beds.



Loco has experienced her share of health problems while residing in the shelter.


She was 13, heartworm positive, had thyroid problems, and hip problems when she arrived, so Cox said she was not a good candidate for adoption because she had so many problems and her care would be expensive for most people.


Loco has now shown that she is a true fighter. She regularly receives vaccinations, tests negative for heartworms, and takes thyroid medication to maintain her health.



She is in generally good health despite being a little older than many of the people living in the shelter. She no longer has a new home because she is a "office dog," but that doesn't mean she is living a typical shelter life. She is one of their most cherished dogs, according to Cox, who credited her sprightliness for this.


Let's hope Loco has many more birthdays!

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