These dogs are a “bonded pair” and the Kennebec Valley Humane Society decided they should get married. Keri Lumm shares the heartwarming story.
Since Jack and Diane arrived at the Kennebec Valley Humane Society in Augusta, Maine, they have always been called the shelter’s old married couple—but now it’s official.
The shelter threw the two senior mix-breed dogs a wedding to raise awareness among potential adopters that they are a package deal.
“They absolutely love each other and they do okay walking separately, and being separated for a little time, but they get really anxious if they are by themselves,” Robin Coston, senior animal care tech, said in a video by WGME.
But when they are together, it’s a whole different vibe. According to Stevanie Roy, the director of operations at KVHS, their bond was evident when Jack and Diane were found in a cemetery in Chelsea, Maine, last August with their leashes tied together, Roy told the Huffington Post.
Since being at the shelter, the two can now be found snuggling together for hours. Jack is reportedly very laid-back and “very treat motivated,” but he’d give it all up for his new wife, Diane. “He sacrifices all toys and comfy beds for his lady, keeping chivalry alive,” Roy said.
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