LEADING THE WAY, AN ANNUAL PET ADOPTION EVENT HAS UNITED FURRY FRIENDS WITH THEIR FOREVER HOMES FOR OVER 12 YEARS. HERE IN GREATER CINCINNATI, AND TODAY’S STORY VERY INTERESTING. TODAY’S MY FURRY VALENTINE REUNITE A LOST AND FOUND FAMILY. BELIEVE THAT I LOVE THIS. BRINGING HOME A BELOVED PET THAT HAD BEEN MISSING FOR FIVE YEARS. WLWT NEWS FIVE’S RICHARD CHILES HAS THAT STORY FROM THE LOVABLE. YELPS AND THE DELIGHTFUL BARKS, THE SHARONVILLE CONVENTION CENTER WAS FILLED WITH AN OVERLOAD OF WAGGING ADORABLENESS. WE’VE GOT ABOUT 30 RESCUE SHELTER GROUPS HERE THIS WEEKEND, PROBABLY CLOSE TO A THOUSAND ANIMALS CATS, KITTENS, DOGS, PUPPIES, MAYBE SOME BUNNIES. EVEN THE 12TH ANNUAL MY FURRY VALENTINE ADOPTION EVENT CONNECTS FURRY FRIENDS WITH THEIR FOREVER HOMES. IT IS AWESOME. IT’S REALLY FUN TO SEE THE PEOPLE COME IN AND FALL IN LOVE WITH THEIR NEW FURRY FRIEND, AND IT’S ALWAYS FUN TO KIND OF SEE THE DIFFERENT PERSONALITIES MATCH UP WITH THE DIFFERENT DOGS, AND KIND OF PICK THEIR PERSON. BUT THIS YEAR, IN ADDITION TO FINDING NEW HOMES FOR PRECOCIOUS PUPS AND SETTLED SETTLERS, THE SHOW BROUGHT ONE LOST AND FOUND FAMILY BACK TOGETHER, BRINGING WILL BACK HOME TO HANNAH. WE LIVE IN A RURAL AREA AND WANDERED OFF THE FARM. UM. MY SISTER HAS MY MOM HAVE BEEN NONSTOP KIND OF KEEPING THEIR EYES ON SHELTER POSTS. UH, FACEBOOK, ANYTHING THAT MIGHT HAVE ANY INFORMATION ABOUT LOST DOGS. WELL, WENT MISSING FROM HIS HOME FIVE YEARS AGO. IT WAS A CLERMONT COUNTY SHELTER AD THAT SENT TAILS WAGGING. MY SISTER SENT ME THE LINK FOR THIS DOG AND WE. I JUST LOOKED AT THE PICTURES, COMPARED IT, AND REALIZED IT’S WILL TRUE. LOVE ALWAYS FINDS ITS WAY BACK HOME. A SPECIAL FOREVER VALENTINE WISH COME TRUE. BRINGING A FURRY FAMILY BACK TOGETHER AGAIN. WE’RE JUST GOING TO BE BESIDE OURSELVES WITH LOVE AND EXCITEMENT AND TO KNOW HE’S HOME AGAIN. IT JUST MEANS EVERYTHING TO US. RICHAR
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My Furry Valentine reunites a lost and found family, bringing home a beloved pet that has been missing for 5 years
Family reunited at 12th Annual pet adoption event.
Richard Chiles
Reporter
From the lovable yelps, and the delightful barks, the Sharonville convention center was filled with an overload of wag-able adorableness.Lisa Jones has hosted area shelter agencies for 12 years. “We’ve got about 30 rescue shelter groups about 1,000 animals — cats kittens dogs puppies maybe rabbits even,” Jones said. The annual My Furry Valentine adoption event connects furry friends with their forever homes.Jennifer Digirolamo of Louie's Legacy animal rescue, loves connecting pets with their forever homes.“It is awesome to see the people come in and fall in love with their furry friend its always fun to see the personalities and pick their person,” she said.But this year, in addition to finding new homes for precocious pups.. and settled setters, The show brought one lost and found family back together, bringing “Will” back home to Hannah Fassler.“We live in a rural area and he wondered off. My sister and my mom had been keeping their eyes out for information about lost dogs,” Fassler said.“Will” went missing from his home five years ago. It was a Clermont County shelter ad, Fassler said that sent tails wagging.“My sister sent me the link, looked at the pictures, compared it, and it was Will,” Fassler said.True love always finds its way back home — a special forever valentine wish come true, bringing a furry family back together again.Wrapping her arms around the Retriever-Lab mix, Fassler says Will is back where he belongs.“We’re just beside ourselves, he’s home again and it means everything to us,” Fassler said.
CINCINNATI —
From the lovable yelps, and the delightful barks, the Sharonville convention center was filled with an overload of wag-able adorableness.
Lisa Jones has hosted area shelter agencies for 12 years.
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“We’ve got about 30 rescue shelter groups about 1,000 animals — cats kittens dogs puppies maybe rabbits even,” Jones said.
The annual My Furry Valentine adoption event connects furry friends with their forever homes.
Jennifer Digirolamo of Louie's Legacy animal rescue, loves connecting pets with their forever homes.
“It is awesome to see the people come in and fall in love with their furry friend its always fun to see the personalities and pick their person,” she said.
But this year, in addition to finding new homes for precocious pups.. and settled setters, The show brought one lost and found family back together, bringing “Will” back home to Hannah Fassler.
“We live in a rural area and he wondered off. My sister and my mom had been keeping their eyes out for information about lost dogs,” Fassler said.
“Will” went missing from his home five years ago. It was a Clermont County shelter ad, Fassler said that sent tails wagging.
“My sister sent me the link, looked at the pictures, compared it, and it was Will,” Fassler said.
True love always finds its way back home — a special forever valentine wish come true, bringing a furry family back together again.
Wrapping her arms around the Retriever-Lab mix, Fassler says Will is back where he belongs.
“We’re just beside ourselves, he’s home again and it means everything to us,” Fassler said.
