From the archives: This story was last updated in November 2019.
When the staff at the Pima Animal Care Center in Tucson, Arizona, took in two pit bull mixes at the same time, they soon discovered that these two couldn’t be separated. “The moment we co-housed them, it was like lost friends that finally found each other,” staff member Michele Figueroa told KVOA in Tucson in July 2019.“When we separated them, they looked for each other like they were lost. ‘Oh my gosh, where is the other one, I need her.’” While the shelter picked them up separately and didn’t know if they were related, after being introduced during playgroup, this dynamic duo decided to stick together as long as they could.
