Richard first posted about the dog on the regional Facebook group SWLA Info Station, hoping to get the word out about the situation and collect information.

Richard tried to clarify in his article that it was uncertain whether he was left on the tracks or whether it was an accident in which the kennel had actually accidentally dropped from a car.

The canine was first scared and refused to leave his cage, so Richard waited on social services while trying to earn the trust of the frightened animal.

The German Shepherd did not look to be an animal that would be abandoned; instead, Richard characterized it as a “fantastic and excellent canine.” When he got near enough to the dog, he noticed that he was using a customized necklace with the name “Borel” on it.

Finally, social services personnel came and found that Borel had a microchip, which led them to the final thought that the dog had come from a breeder in Dallas, Texas.

Borel currently has a waiting list of individuals who want to adopt him, according to Richard. It’s unclear just how the German Shepherd ended up by the side of the road in his kennel, but Jordan thinks Borel was a victim of “fashionable” type breeding.

Borel was born in October, nearly at the same time that a dog called Conan, who had actually been trained to eliminate terrorists, came to be well-known. Richard really feels that this prompted many individuals to purchase German shepherds, leading to an increase in dropouts when they were overwhelmed.

Richard penned:
” These dogs are thought about to be excessive for the average individual, and the frightened dog in the woods today is a victim of this. This is the effect of purchasing trendy breeds.”

Borel is lucky in that there are lots of individuals who wish to embrace him and offer him with a permanent home full of love, where he might get over everything he has endured so far.