Man Keeps Promise By Re-Adopting The Dog He Was Forced To Surrender 4 Months Ago
A Four-Month Wait
Lewis Jiminez re-adopted his former dog Titus on February 25 after a four-month separation. The reunion took place at the Austin Animal Center. Jiminez had originally adopted Titus in 2013 as an eight-month-old puppy. A housing dispute forced him to surrender the dog in November 2017.
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Jiminez made a personal promise to return for Titus. He searched for a new home that would accept the breed. The wait tested his commitment. Each day without his dog felt long. He kept checking the shelter’s records.
Titus spent four months at the Austin Animal Center. He was not adopted by another family. The shelter staff cared for him daily. Jiminez finally secured housing that allowed Pit Bulls. He returned to complete the re-adoption.
What Happened To Titus In The Shelter?
The reunion marked a new chapter for both. Jiminez vowed to never separate them again. The story highlights how housing rules can uproot pet owners. It also shows the power of keeping a promise. Frequently Asked Questions
Why did Jiminez have to give up Titus? His landlord did not allow Pit Bulls. This forced him to surrender the dog in November 2017.
How long was Titus at the shelter? Four months. He was not adopted by anyone else during that time.
When did Jiminez re-adopt Titus? On February 25, after finding housing that accepted the breed.