Bruno, the one-eared dog residing at SPCA of Wake County in North Carolina, found a new companion who looks just like him. The duo became best friends, and Bruno gave his new stuffed toy, which he had torn an ear off, the same appearance as himself. The shelter shared images of Bruno and his toy on Facebook, which quickly went viral. Bruno’s background was discovered by the shelter workers, who revealed that he suffered a terrible incident that caused him to lose an ear. But Bruno’s newfound companion proved that there is nothing wrong with him, and the shelter reminded him that he is perfect just the way he is.
Bruno had a tough life, spending his days chained outside in North Carolina enduring harsh winters and scorching summers with no relief. However, things have taken a turn for the better since he found his new best friend – a stuffed toy with one ear that he tore off to match his own missing ear. The SPCA of Wake County shared pictures of Bruno and his toy on Facebook, and the post quickly went viral. Although Bruno’s past was far from charming, he now has a loving father to take care of him at the shelter.
The shelter revealed that Bruno had a difficult past, having been tied up outside for a long time. During this time, he was attacked by another dog and had his ear torn off. Despite this, Bruno is optimistic about his health and is grateful for his best friend’s support. The SPCA stated that he had to endure harsh weather conditions all year round and was unable to find relief. This outdoor life also impacted his health as he contracted heartworm disease, which can be fatal for shelter dogs in North Carolina. However, thanks to your generous donations, SPCA Wake will be able to cover the entire cost of Bruno’s treatment over the next few months. Bruno, you are an amazing dog just the way you are.
The shelter staff immediately observed Bruno’s pleasant demeanor and politeness, despite the challenges he had faced. His eyes may appear pouty, but he radiates an infectious happiness and affection, always wagging his tail. You would be surprised to know that he has overcome a tough start in life. In an interview with FOX10, SPCA personnel described him as charming, intelligent, and well-mannered. They also added that he still enjoys socializing with other dogs and displays friendliness towards everyone he meets.
According to the animal sanctuary, Bruno has found a new home where he is loved just the way he is. The new owner has promised to give him all the love and care he needs for the rest of his life.
