130-Pound Dog Steps Into Home For The First Time In His Life

"Seeing the" first fruits "of a puppy is such a fun time: the first time you try to climb or descend the stairs, the first time you experience snow, the first time you see yourself in the mirror and many other fun memories. experiencing some important "first steps", but unfortunately doing it as an adult. Cosmo is a huge Saint Bernard 130 pounds that has had a very hard life so far. No one could understand why this kind giant was delivered to the Hearts United for Animals shelter in Nebraska. The breeder who brought him did not give any reasons; they just left it, even though poor Cosmo was so confused in his new environment, he was very friendly with the staff and quickly became a favorite. The refugee staff shared Cosmo's profile at a pet adoption site and, hundreds of miles away, Jayne and her husband Geoff understood it. As soon as Jayne saw the gigantic brown and white face of Cosmo facing the camera, he immediately fell in love with him. Jayne knew that Cosmo was destined to be part of his family and didn't let anything like distance deter her. Since Jayne and her husband lived in New York, and Cosmo was in Nebraska, he decided to take a flight from New York and make the long, long journey home with Cosmo in the back of the car. "I don't know if Cosmo understands something of what's going on, but I think he understands that here is a human who wants to give him some love and is very happy about it," said Jayne. The following morning, Cosmo began his long journey to his home forever and finally began to erase some milestones. This was Cosmo's first car ride, so it was a little uncomfortable at first to get in the car. Once she found out that car trips were quite fun, she relaxed and took a nap in the back seat for most of the trip back to New York. When Cosmo and Jayne finally arrived at their home in New York, it became clear that it was the first time Cosmo was in a house. Over the next two days, Cosmo had the opportunity to experience many new things. He came to find out how to go up and down the stairs, he discovered very quickly that the delicacies were incredible and that pets and caresses on his stomach were the best thing ever. However, perhaps the most valuable thing was when Cosmo met Jayne's children for the first time. His eyes lit up and almost melted when they began to caress him. It was love at first sight. Cosmo instinctively knew that he was safe and surrounded by love. In the last few months, these guarantees have helped Cosmo relax and really start enjoying life, just like a dog should. His gentle and kind nature begins to show more and more every passing day. The difference that love can make in a dog's life is incredible. "