Once her fur was finally removed, Hidey could move freely again — probably for the first time in years. The shelter staff discovered that her previous owner was suffering from Alzheimer’s, which made it impossible to properly care for her.
Dan Rossi, CEO of the shelter, shared an important reminder: many elderly pet owners want to care for their animals — they just need extra help.
Thanks to the team’s compassion, Hidey is now living happily with a loving family member. Her story is more than a rescue — it’s a message about kindness, responsibility, and second chances.
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