Miller: The Resilient Hound Seeking Forever Home

0:00It's April 8th. Welcome in. This is Canada News Today, where local news meets AI. I'm Corey with the story. Meet Miller, a two and a half year old large breed dog chilling at the Humane Society of Kitchener Waterloo and Stratford Perth. He's been there over a year straight, holding the record as their longest resident pup. Most dogs bounce to new homes in around 30 days, often be a foster first. Others never even tried fostering, watching 300 others find families while he holds down the fort. Staff can't get enough of them. He's like family now, full of hound energy, loud, independent, and vocal. He thrives with other dogs, but needs a standalone house with no shared walls, plus no small animals around his prey drive. Even after all this time, Miller's behavior stays solid, no dips in his vibe or well-being. A few adopters showed interest, but his specific needs having clicked with a rifidian. He's open for adoption nationwide, with a must-do commitment to positive reinforcement

1:02training wherever you are. The team's betting he'll shine as the ultimate companion once he lands that perfect spot.