Cooper is coming up on his one year anniversary at Foster House. He has a lot of people in his corner, following his progress and pulling for a wonderful adoption to put a happy ending on his rescue story.
Like most rescue organizations, Agape Animal Rescue charges an adoption fee when you adopt one of their dogs. At Agape, this fee is typically $175 – it helps cover costs of things like food, training, vaccinations, and unexpected medical procedures.
Today an Agape supporter, a fabulous woman named Andrea Paslick, donated $175 to cover Cooper’s adoption fee! That means that you can now adopt Cooper for free – nada, nothing, zero dollars! Isn’t that amaze-balls?!?! Cooper thinks so…
“Thank you, Miss Andrea!”
If you’d like to add Cooper to your family, you can do that with NO adoption fee! Please fill out an application with Agape Animal Rescue.
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A Heartbeat at My Feet 
That is so cool, I hope his forever family sees this and comes running for him!
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Miss Andrea ROCKS! Good luck Coop, you deserve a home of your own, although Foster House will really miss you.
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That is AWESOME!!!!
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This certainly is amaze-balls! I hope this generous donation was just what Cooper needs to find his forever home! I’m crossing my fingers!
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What an utterly fabulous thing to do. I so hope that it encourages someone to give Cooper a fantastic forever home.
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How much does Cooper weigh?
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Well, on the vet’s scale where we got his tooth pulled before Christmas he was 32.5 lbs, but a different vet’s scale when we got his yearly shots this morning he was 42 lbs! Either the scales were WAY off or Cooper is a yo-yo dieter. 🙂
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