Adrian

Adrian & Tank – A Love Story 14 Years in the Making<br/>Some bonds are unbreakable. Some loves are forever. And Adrian and her son Tank? They are both. ❤️<br/>Adrian is a 14-year-old, 62-pound senior pittie mama with the softest eyes and the gentlest soul. She has spent her life loving her boy, Tank — now 11 years old and 77 pounds of pure devotion. Wherever Adrian goes, Tank follows. Wherever Tank settles, Adrian rests close by. They check on each other constantly, finding comfort just knowing the other is near.<br/>They don’t just love each other… they belong to each other.<br/>Tank still looks at his mama like she hung the moon. And Adrian, despite her stiff joints and slow steps, lights up when she sees her boy. In a noisy shelter kennel, they curl up together, offering one another the only comfort they have left — each other.<br/>Tank has some skin issues that require special food to keep him feeling his best, and sweet Adrian’s joints aren’t what they used to be. The cold floors and constant noise of the shelter are especially hard on senior souls. These golden years should be spent on soft beds, with warm blankets, gentle walks, and a quiet home filled with love — not behind kennel doors.<br/>Old dogs should not have to grow old in a shelter. Especially not a mama and her baby.<br/>They are incredibly sweet, affectionate, and calm. They don’t ask for much — just a safe place to land, a family to love, and the chance to stay together like they always have. Watching them lean into one another is enough to bring tears to your eyes.<br/>If you open your heart and home to Adrian and Tank, you won’t just be saving two dogs… you’ll be preserving a love story.<br/>Please let them spend their golden years wrapped in comfort — together. 💗

Adrian & Tank – A Love Story 14 Years in the Making
Some bonds are unbreakable. Some loves are forever. And Adrian and her son Tank? They are both. ❤️
Adrian is a 14-year-old, 62-pound senior pittie mama with the softest eyes and the gentlest soul. She has spent her life loving her boy, Tank — now 11 years old and 77 pounds of pure devotion. Wherever Adrian goes, Tank follows. Wherever Tank settles, Adrian rests close by. They check on each other constantly, finding comfort just knowing the other is near.
They don’t just love each other… they belong to each other.
Tank still looks at his mama like she hung the moon. And Adrian, despite her stiff joints and slow steps, lights up when she sees her boy. In a noisy shelter kennel, they curl up together, offering one another the only comfort they have left — each other.
Tank has some skin issues that require special food to keep him feeling his best, and sweet Adrian’s joints aren’t what they used to be. The cold floors and constant noise of the shelter are es

Adrian & Tank – A Love Story 14 Years in the Making
Some bonds are unbreakable. Some loves are forever. And Adrian and her son Tank? They are both. ❤️
Adrian is a 14-year-old, 62-pound senior pittie mama with the softest eyes and the gentlest soul. She has spent her life loving her boy, Tank — now 11 years old and 77 pounds of pure devotion. Wherever Adrian goes, Tank follows. Wherever Tank settles, Adrian rests close by. They check on each other constantly, finding comfort just knowing the other is near.
They don’t just love each other… they belong to each other.
Tank still looks at his mama like she hung the moon. And Adrian, despite her stiff joints and slow steps, lights up when she sees her boy. In a noisy shelter kennel, they curl up together, offering one another the only comfort they have left — each other.
Tank has some skin issues that require special food to keep him feeling his best, and sweet Adrian’s joints aren’t what they used to be. The cold floors and constant noise of the shelter are especially hard on senior souls. These golden years should be spent on soft beds, with warm blankets, gentle walks, and a quiet home filled with love — not behind kennel doors.
Old dogs should not have to grow old in a shelter. Especially not a mama and her baby.
They are incredibly sweet, affectionate, and calm. They don’t ask for much — just a safe place to land, a family to love, and the