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狗狗400天无人领养，爱狗人士与其同住求关注

If seven days of living in a noisy dog kennel(狗窝) seems like a lot, imagine being there for 400. That’s how long a little dog named Queen lived inside the Great Plains SPCA in Merriam, Kansas.

One day in September, animal advocate Scott Poore decided enough was enough. Scott runs an organization called “Mission Driven” that helps animal shelters. Once he heard about how upset Queen had become from living in the shelter for so long, he decided to do what he could to draw some attention to the homeless dog.

After he met her, he was even more determined to help her find her forever home. Scott brought along a few belongings and bedding, which he shared with Queen. He was determined to live with her until she was adopted. After seven days and seven nights, she found her forever home!

“I honestly did not know if I was going to be there 24 hours or a month but I was prepared to do either,” he said. “Seven nights in an animal shelter is quite a long time I have to admit.” As you can imagine, animal shelters are not a great place to get any rest. Scott admitted that he barely slept during his seven days in the kennel.

But all of Scott’s hardships were rewarded when a father and son from the Kansas City area saw a report about Queen and her new roommate and decided to step up and adopt her. “I just want to thank them for opening up their home and their hearts for such an incredible dog,” he said.

As for why he didn’t simply adopt Queen himself, he reminded people that as an animal advocate he comes in contact with needy animals every single day. “I can’t adopt every animal that I help because then I will have 1,000 animals in my house,” said Scott. Once Queen had found her people, this dog lover moved on to find the next animal who needs him.