His past owners did not want him back because, “he couldn’t find his way home anymore”. The animal control facility where he ended up told us no one would take him because of his age. So when we were contacted about this gentle, senior lab who needed help we were on the way. One of our foster moms, Sue, met this old boy and took him into our program that very day. After a few trips to the vet and a new name, Bronski, this sweet senior was ready to find his forever home. Little did we know that Bronski had another challenge ahead of him. It wasn’t until a lump was removed that we found out about   the cancer, but the news didn’t seem to faze Bronski. He continued chasing the cats and being the, “best dog ever”, for Sue. People would inquire about adopting Bronski, but every time the word, “cancer”, was spoken the conversation ended. Then one day Charlene called inquiring about this beautiful, brown dog. She said he sounded perfect in every way, and the cancer was not an issue. Walt and Charlene adopted Bronski who now enjoys the company of their 13 yr. old yellow lab, Bonnie, and their 6 yr. old black lab, Ruger. The three canine buddies enjoy their days chasing squirrels and tennis balls. And Char says Bronski is always a “class act” and “such a blessing”. A special thank you to Sue for fostering and taking great care of Bronski until he found his forever home. And thank you so much to Walt and Char for adopting Bronski – the “unadoptable” dog.