Our Bounce and his happily ever after!!

Our darling Bounce after loosing his family due to unfortunate circumstances was with us at PetStepin' for over a year. We fell in love with this giant fur ball and his loving ways.

We tried finding a home for him but invariably everyone is looking for a puppy to adopt. But good things come to those who wait and our patience was rewarded. Bounce got adopted by an amazing family who welcomed him with open arms and a heart full of love.

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