RSPCA Queensland Inspectors and Queensland Police executed warrants on four separate properties in relation to dog fighting in April and Gregory was one patient pooch! While many of the other dogs that came in at the same time as Gregory found love, he waited right up until October to find his new family.
Whilst in our care, Gregory went on a doggy date at Colleges Crossing Recreation Reserve. Despite being four years old it’s unlikely Gregory has known this level of love, attention and adventure before in his life.
Unsure of his new outing, it wasn’t long before Gregory was diving into the water, exploring every bush, stick and building as well as meeting new people with a waggy tail!
When Gregory first came into RSPCA care he had to work through some emotional issues due to the way he spent his four and half years prior to rescue. He was chained up and just out of reach from other dogs that wanted to fight. That’s no way to live. All dogs are lovers, not fighters.
So it’s no wonder that Gregory needed some time to adjust to a normal, happy life. He suffers from separation anxiety which means he’s afraid of being left alone and this can cause him to stress, so Gregory needed to find a very special adopter that understood his personality. All Gregory wanted for Christmas was to find a home.
His wish came true in October!
Kiana and Brin adopted Gregory and welcomed him into their life. They say that he has really settled well into their little family and that when they arrive home from work, Gregory “Erupts into fits of joy, jumping all over the place.”
At first, Gregory was unsure of the car when he was adopted, but now his parents take him out bushwalking and to the beach all the time - he leaps into the car to go on adventures now!
Gregory has amazing parents that are helping him work through some behavioural quirks, but we think he’s certainly struck gold with a patient, kind and loving family!
