ORLANDO, Fla. -- Millions of dogs wind up in shelters each year, but thousands of these canines are literally “black-listed” and despite being loving and caring, they get adopted last.
The reason is due to “black dog syndrome,” and although there are no national statistics on the phenomenon, rescue organizations say it is very real.
Debra Harsh adopted a black greyhound named Gus, and she adores him.
“Gus loves to give kisses, he loves attention,” Harsh said. “H… read more