Copyright Charleston Post and Courier
Sometimes you meet a dog that tugs at your heartstrings for all the right reasons. “Nina” is just that “little girl”. She arrived at the Aiken County Animal Shelter on Sept. 23, very skinny and in need of some medical care and love. Nina knew enough to seek help from her human friends. She showed up at a house looking for food after having been neglected and starved. Luckily, our team was able to bring her in and nurture her back to health. She is now 50 pounds with a beautiful golden coat and warm brown eyes. And, even though her teeth are a bit worn and her face is a bit crooked, Nina will win you over with her perpetually sweet temperament and kind heart. This shepard mix is about 6 years old, fully house trained and recovering from a bit of Alopecia from having laid on hard surfaces for too long. She loves her comfy bed, going for walks and cuddling on the couch. Her renewed energy will shower you with love and appreciation. Nina is truly an endearing soul. You can count on her to be happy to see you and well-behaved. If you are looking for your snuggle bug, play yard pal and committed companion, come to the Aiken County Animal Shelter to meet Nina. You can make an appointment for a meet and greet at 803-514-4313 or info@fotasaiken.org. Their lives are in our hands.
