Tiny

Tiny was rescued as he was being escorted tot he "kill" room at a local pound.

We intercepted, as we saw he wanted to live and thrive. He had the kindest heart and we knew he deserved a chance to thrive and survive.

We brought him home, got him on a balanced diet, vet care, supplements, physical therapy and lots of love and hugs and kisses.

It took about a year and a half before he was able to walk properly.

As I have Multiple Sclerosis, he was trained to be my service dog and help me with my balance issues.

Tiny knew he was adopted and was so grateful every day.

He loved to meet new people and just loved everyone.

People migrated to him when they saw him out and couldn't believe how gentle he was at 150 pounds.

He stopped traffic where ever we went as people just wanted to pet him and hug him.

He proved to be an amazing ambassador of the breed.

From a dog literally on death row to a service dog and best friend he was the best.