Thursday #Corgi Adoptables: Bravo the Force of Nature!

Hi-ya, folks! Bravo here to let you know that Corgi Connection of Kansas is not the only game in town. Once you get a load of what I have to offer, you are going to want to know more about Secondhand Hounds and the folks who rescued me from a shelter in Joplin, Mississippi.

First off, let’s talk about ME and what I can do for YOU!

If you are in the US Midwest and are looking for fine 100%, fur-flyin’, prime of life, corgi-lovin’, well . take a long lingering look at this fabulous mug. I am the real deal.

Let me tell you though, if I am going to be your corgi, you are going to be my family. I do not share my people with other dog . or kids. Cats? I dunno, never gave them much thought.

So, you are a consenting adult, in a dog and child free home? Let’s talk details.

· You like to play ball? Check! I’m your man. I am focused! I am fast! I am agile! I am a huge goof!

· You into life-long learning? Check! Ooh, I am smart as a whip and love taking on new challenges!

· You like long walks in the country side followed by quiet evenings on the couch sharing a bowl of nibbles? Oh, baby, look no further. I have got the soulful eye gaze down to a science.

· Check this picture out, I have got some little piggy-legs to die for. And when I roll onto my back to air the belly? Ladies swoon and tough-guys weep.

I am looking for a family who lives in in the upper midwest (MN, ND, SD, IA, WI, and IL) because I want family who is very familiar with living among “forces of nature”.

Trust me when I say that I, too, am a force of nature. In fact, check the list of all the past storm names. You will not find the name Bravo. That is because as soon as I showed up on the scene, the World Meteorological Organization simply retired that name from the list.

Check out my Secondhand Hounds profile page HERE.

If you think I am the one for you, take a trip to the Twin Cities (http://www.visit-twincities.com) to meet me. We have some wonderful parks that I can show you! First, you need to fill out the on-line application, available at the Secondhand Hounds site HERE.

Lest you think that I am just a dog of super sexiness and no substance, I will leave you with a literary quote.

Langston Hughes once wrote, “What happens to a dream deferred? Does it dry up like a raisin in the sun?”

Well, I have been waiting for three years for my dream. I am more than ready, are you?

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The Daily Corgi gives grateful thanks to Gretchen Anderson for her mad barktation and transcription skills. You rock the corgi socks!

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Comments

Anonymous says

May 14, 2015 at 8:34 pm

Bravo, I hope you find your forever home quickly. I love your story and you sound like such a character.
Nancy says

May 16, 2015 at 10:06 pm

We adopted a wonderful little corgi girl from second handhound. They are great to work with good luck little man.