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She was heartbroken when she had to leave him behind after she quit the charity and says it was “something that filled me with guilt”. But she never forgot him, and would inquire if he had found a home.
“Bono was my biggest loose end…Eventually I couldn’t take it anymore, went back for him and tried to help him find a home two years after his rescue,” Valia writes.
She tried to spread Bono’s story through social media again and again his story didn’t gather much attention.
“Bono was my biggest loose end…Eventually I couldn’t take it anymore, went back for him and tried to help him find a home two years after his rescue,” Valia writes.
She brought him home, this time armed with the knowledge and experience of rescuing many dogs. “Those couple of weeks I had him at home with me are unforgettable,” she says. “For him, its was as if he had never left. Dogs don’t forget, you see. They just don’t.”
She tried to spread Bono’s story through social media again and again his story didn’t gather much attention.
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