Not only was he lovely, but Capone was also very gentle and patient. He allowed Meagan to shave off the knots in his coat. Capone seemed just happy to have someone to take care of him.
With each passing day, fear evaporated from his eyes, replaced by love and a sense of security.
After a pampering grooming session, Capone snoozed in his new, comfy bed, enjoying a rest he’d likely longed for.
Once he got the needed rest, Capone became even lovelier. He craved everyone’s attention and loved being cuddled in people’s arms.
He started getting better with each passing day, and even his coat grew back, shiny and soft. Meagan couldn’t help but marvel at Capone’s transformation:
“He is the sweetest ever, a loyal love-bug. He loves to watch bird TV, lay on his human’s lap, and just enjoy his indoor life.”
Capone’s rescue not only granted him a second chance but also led him to his dream family. Meagan shared:
“Capone is officially adopted and has the best new home. He has made it to his happy ending. He was the best from day one. We couldn’t be happier for him.”
While Meagan played a crucial role in Capone’s rescue, credit also goes to Capone himself. His friendly, loving, and gentle nature made the journey smoother and the happy ending possible.
Now, Capone has a family to cherish and love, and to safely enjoy his remaining days.
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