Roommate moves out and leaves their dog behind with remaining roommate, who becomes the pup's foster parent while searching for an adopting family: ‘I can't keep the dog any longer'

We always thought it would be super fun to find a roommate who happens to have a pawdorable pet, and share a home with this powerful duo. You get all the fun of sharing a home with a sweet doggo (or hissterical cat, even a ferret, whatever floats your roommate's boat), but with none of the responsibility or financial burden. It's like being the fun aunt or uncle to the best niece or nephew ever.

That is, until your roommate decides to move out and leave their pet with you, like what happened in the story below. Left alone with their roommate's dog, this now foster pawrent was left with all the responsibility they never signed up for. They agreed to look after the doggo for a few days, which turned into weeks, then months, and then, well, it became clear that the roommate was never coming back to get their companion back.

When the foster parent started looking for a furever home for the pup, it proved to be a challenging task. Keep scrolling to read the full story and learn all about it.
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