Artemis finds a permanent home and inspires change

By Melissa Melvin-Rodriguez / The Charlotte Observer

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That you might swipe it because I had it Down kind of low Well I adopted Rd About two years ago during covid and I Originally just was interested in Fostering a dog Into that adopting I went to animal care And control and I asked them which dog Has been here the longest and they said Artemis again I originally was just Planning on fostering her but then we Definitely formed a really special bond And ended up keeping her I did try to Find her a home and and There's very little interest you know Just with all her Special needs and stuff but I was able To make it work and I got her you know Really good training and she's a Wonderful dog

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