LINCOLNTON – The Lincoln County Homeless Task Force recently held their second meeting wherein the results of the public survey and the survey taken during the Hesed House Day of
The beauty of animals is that they donât judge. Dogs often find themselves homeless, just like humans, through no fault of their own. One such homeless dog now has a home â with homeless humans at Hesed House of Hope, Lincoln Countyâs only homeless shelter.
Reese, a pleasant black and tan female dog with a docked tail had a home with a college student who adopted her from an animal shelter in Spartanburg.Â
âShe had problems keeping up with her while she was in college,â Hesed House Director John Hall said. âShe gave it to a friend of mine, but she already had an emotional support dog, a German Shepherd. She tried to keep her for a little while but having two dogs was too much for her.â