‘He has an amazing home.’ Formerly starved dog finds new QC family

A dog that was brought into King’s Harvest in critical condition is now fully recovered and has been adopted. Remy who was dropped of malnourished and injured, has been recovering over the past few months. Recently he was put up for adoption and he has found his forever home.

Jill Dynes, who is a vet tech at King’s Harvest, fostered Remy during his recovery. She followed his medical protocol by feeding him a special diet and she helped the weak dog get around.

“At the very beginning, I had to carry him everywhere he went,” she told Our Quad Cities News on Thursday. “So just to see his little personality come out and just be able to be a puppy, because that’s basically what he’s getting is to live his puppyhood right now, which is amazing.”

Dynes says that despite everything Remy is a happy and loving dog,

“He’s so like, just a great overall dog. I mean, he gets along with everybody,” she said. “He loves people, he loves cats, he loves kids, he loves just new experiences. I mean, he is living his best Remy life right now.”

She says she couldn’t be happier with Remy’s new family: “He has an amazing home I am so happy that he landed where he’s at, he’s meant to be there for sure.”

He now also has two brothers who treat him like a part of the pack.

Remy’s new family will be starting his own Facebook and Instagram pages where you can follow along with his journey.

To find them, visit here on either platform.

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