WESH 2 the Rescue: 2-year-old Doug looking for his forever home

IT’S WESH TO THE RESCUE. OUR FAVORITE SEGMENT ON FRIDAYS. REALLY? OF THE WHOLE WEEK HERE ON WESH TWO. AND, YOU KNOW, ONE OF MY FAVORITE THINGS IS WHEN DOGS HAVE HUMAN NAMES, RIGHT? IT’S THE BEST. SO EVERYBODY MEET DOUG, THIS IS DOUG. HOW CUTE IS HE? AND DOUG IS HERE WITH BREE FROM SEMINOLE COUNTY ANIMAL SERVICES. THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR BEING HERE. HEY, DOUG. LOOK AT THE CAMERA, BUDDY. THIS IS IT. THIS IS YOUR TIME TO SHINE. SO TELL ME A LITTLE BIT ABOUT DOUG. WELL, DOUG’S ABOUT TWO YEARS OLD. HE CAME IN AS A STRAY, SO WE DON’T HAVE MUCH INFORMATION ON HIM. BUT WHAT WE DO KNOW IS HE’S DONE VERY WELL. WE’VE STARTED PLAY GROUPS AT THE SHELTER, AND HE’S BEEN REALLY GOOD IN THOSE. SO HE GETS ALONG GREAT WITH OTHER DOGS. HE BEHAVES PRETTY WELL. HE DROVE HERE GREAT IN THE VAN, SO AND I THINK HE’D BE GREAT FOR ANY KIND OF FAMILY. HE’S SO SWEET. SO HE’S TWO JUST TWO YEARS OLD. SO HE’S STILL YOUNG. YEAH. HE’S STILL REAL YOUNG. VERY PLAYFUL, VERY TREAT MOTIVATED AS YOU CAN SEE. HAS US HAVE YOU HAD THE OPPORTUNITY TO OBSERVE HIM AROUND KIDS, FAMILIES THAT HAVE COME BY? I MEAN, OBVIOUSLY YOU’VE SEEN HIM AROUND OTHER DOGS. GOOD TEMPERAMENT FOR KIDS. IT’S KIND OF HARD BECAUSE IT’S UM, WHETHER OR NOT PEOPLE ARE ACTUALLY REQUESTING TO SEE THEM OUT OR IF WE’RE SHOWING THEM TO CERTAIN FAMILIES. I PERSONALLY HAVEN’T SEEN HIM WITH A FAMILY OF KIDS OR ANYTHING LIKE THAT, BUT JUST BY HIS DEMEANOR, HE’S SO SWEET, VERY GENTLE. I THINK HE’D BE GREAT, BUT ALWAYS USE CAUTION WITH REAL LITTLE ONES, OF COURSE. BUT HE’S BEEN GREAT AROUND THE. HEY, DOUG. COME HERE. DOUG, LET’S PUT YOUR FACE ON CAMERA SO EVERYBODY CAN SEE. OH, I DON’T THINK I DON’T KNOW THAT HE’S. IS HE A LITTLE CAMERA SHY? OH, DOUG. HE’S PROBABLY LIKE I’M JUST HERE FOR THE TREATS. OH, SWEETHEART. BUT, UH, DIDN’T HE COME IN LIKE, WITH ANOTHER GROUP OF DOGS BY HIMSELF? NO, HE CAME. HE CAME IN ALL BY HIMSELF. UM, HE WAS MISSING DOG. NOBODY CAME LOOKING FOR HIM TO CLAIM HIM. SO WE EVALUATED HIM, PLACED HIM UP FOR ADOPTION. WE’VE NEUTERED HIM, UPDATED HIM ON ALL OF HIS VACCINES, AND MICROCHIPPED HIM SO HE IS GOOD TO GO HOME. THE SAME DAY HE’S ADOPTED. OH, HE’S SO SWEET. DOUG, YOU’RE A LITTLE SHY. IT’S OKAY, BUDDY, IT’S OKAY. THE LIGHT IS REALLY BRIGHT. SO THAT COULD, YOU KNOW, DEFINITELY. OH, BUT THERE’S THAT TREAT. HE’S BEAUTIFUL. BEAUTIFUL COLORING RIGHT ON HIM AS WELL. YEAH, HE’S REALLY COOL LOOKING. HE’S BLACK AND WHITE, BUT HE’S GOT THIS HIDDEN BRINDLE LIKE ON HIS BACKSIDE. AND STUFF AND HIS LEGS. SO HE’S HE’S GOT A REALLY COOL COLOR PATTERN. AND AS ALWAYS, WE ALWAYS ASK YOU GUYS TO TALK ABOUT THE NEED IN THE SHELTERS RIGHT NOW AND JUST HOW IMPORTANT IT IS THAT PEOPLE STEP UP AND HELP. WE’RE ALWAYS IN NEED OF ADOPTERS OR EVEN FOSTERS, SO IF YOU CAN’T OPEN YOUR HOME PERMANENTLY TO A NEW FAMILY MEMBER, THEN CONSIDER FOSTERING WITH US. WONDERFUL. OKAY, SO DOUG. HEY, DOUG. DOUG. HI. WHY DON’T YOU LET EVERYBODY SEE YOUR FACE? DOUG, YOU’RE SO SWEET. OH, WHAT A SWEET DOG. ALL RIGHT, DOUG’S INFORMATION IS GOING TO BE ON WESH DOT COM, AND YOU CAN SEE HIM IN PERSON AT SEMINOLE COUNTY ANIMAL SERVICES. SO, WHAT IS THIS, BOY? OH, MY GOODNESS, YOU KNOW WHAT? WE’RE ALL SHY SOMETIMES. YOU KNOW THAT THAT LIGHT IS REALLY BRIGHT. THANKS FOR STOPPING BY, DOUG. THANKS F