Pete

Meet Pete.<br/><br/>Pete's story is one of those that reminds us that sometimes, life changes in ways we never expected.<br/><br/>Pete was brought to the shelter by one of our Humane Officers after his family was evicted from their home and, unfortunately, had nowhere they could take him. Pete was safely brought to MHS and held while we hoped his family would be able to reach out or come for him. Sadly, that call never came.<br/><br/>We know that sometimes families fall on incredibly difficult times, and we don't know everything Pete's family may have been going through. What we do know is that Pete hasn't let any of this change who he is. He's still the same loving, gentle boy who just wants to be close to his people and soak up as much love as he can.<br/><br/>During Pete's medical examination, our team noticed that something wasn't quite right with one of his back legs. X-rays revealed that Pete had suffered a fractured tibia that had already healed over. Because the injury had been left for some time, our veterinarian determined that an amputation would give Pete the best opportunity to be comfortable and live a happy, healthy life moving forward.<br/><br/>Pete still has all four legs right now, but he is scheduled for his amputation next week. And while his life is about to look a little different, we have every reason to believe Pete is going to continue being the wonderful dog he's always been.<br/><br/>This boy is an absolute sweetheart. He loves being right beside you, getting attention, and feeling loved. In fact, Pete has quickly become a STAFF FAVORITE.<br/><br/>Pete is neutered, microchipped, vaccinated, and heartworm negative. All he needs now is someone who will look past the three legs he'll soon have and see what we see: a loving, deserving dog who still has so much love to give.<br/><br/>Pete is hoping his next family will be his forever family.<br/><br/>Apply to adopt or foster at www.montgomeryhumane.com

Meet Pete.

Pete's story is one of those that reminds us that sometimes, life changes in ways we never expected.

Pete was brought to the shelter by one of our Humane Officers after his family was evicted from their home and, unfortunately, had nowhere they could take him. Pete was safely brought to MHS and held while we hoped his family would be able to reach out or come for him. Sadly, that call never came.

We know that sometimes families fall on incredibly difficult times, and we don't know everything Pete's family may have been going through. What we do know is that Pete hasn't let any of this change who he is. He's still the same loving, gentle boy who just wants to be close to his people and soak up as much love as he can.

During Pete's medical examination, our team noticed that something wasn't quite right with one of his back legs. X-rays revealed that Pete had suffered a fractured tibia that had already healed over. Because the injury had been left for some time, our veterinarian de

Meet Pete.

Pete's story is one of those that reminds us that sometimes, life changes in ways we never expected.

Pete was brought to the shelter by one of our Humane Officers after his family was evicted from their home and, unfortunately, had nowhere they could take him. Pete was safely brought to MHS and held while we hoped his family would be able to reach out or come for him. Sadly, that call never came.

We know that sometimes families fall on incredibly difficult times, and we don't know everything Pete's family may have been going through. What we do know is that Pete hasn't let any of this change who he is. He's still the same loving, gentle boy who just wants to be close to his people and soak up as much love as he can.

During Pete's medical examination, our team noticed that something wasn't quite right with one of his back legs. X-rays revealed that Pete had suffered a fractured tibia that had already healed over. Because the injury had been left for some time, our veterinarian determined that an amputation would give Pete the best opportunity to be comfortable and live a happy, healthy life moving forward.

Pete still has all four legs right now, but he is scheduled for his amputation next week. And while his life is about to look a little different, we have every reason to believe Pete is going to continue being the wonderful dog he's always been.

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