His name is Willard… His brother is dead.
Willard was the victim of three eight-year old boys who, for entertainment, stoned his puppy brother to death, leaving him broken and bleeding, they then turned on Willard.
What a terrible way to die, all because you are born a potcake!
He is only eight weeks old now… He was just a baby when they attacked him. A mindful and kind member of the Royal Bahamas Police Force, Police Office McPhee stopped the children from hurting Willard any more and thoughtfully brought him the Bahamas Humane Society shelter in Chippingham.
He has been at the shelter for two weeks now, Poor Willard, when he first arrived he was simply terrified of everybody and everything. He has gradually learnt how to wag his tail, how to lick and roll over for love, but is still very cautious indeed. He is one of 25 puppies and 25 adult dogs down at the Bahamas Humane Society looking for a good home.
Willard’s home needs to be extra special, and extra loving, because he still becomes easily afraid and with good cause, I’m sure you will agree. These three boys will receive counseling by Social Services and Fiona Moodie and Insp. Percy Grant will visit their school, accompanied by Willard and his uniformed savior Officer McPhee to try and help the children before it’s too late. It has been proven time and time again that violence against small animals grows into violence against humans, spousal abuse and child abuse.
The Bahamas Humane Society will try and help these boys respect and love animals by inviting them to carefully monitored visits to the shelter.
The Bahamas Humane Society salutes Officer McPhee for being alert and observant, and saving Willard’s life and doing the right thing by bringing him to the BHS for treatment and care.
Are you the right person to adapt Willard and help him regain faith in the human race? If you are interested please phone the Bahamas Humane Society (323 5138) for information
and ask to speak to Fiona.
Yours, etc.,
THE B HUMANE SOCIETY
