These PJ parties are not only fun, but for a great cause, too! Staff at the LifeLine Animal Project in Atlanta were heartbroken to see so many adorable pooches struggling to be adopted. And that's when they decided to dress the doggies in PJs and let them have sleepovers with potential adopters…
A dog named Paul Anka was the first to participate in the project. By that time this loving and affectionate pooch had been in the shelter for 9 months. The Sayer family took the pup for a sleepover and fell in love with the pooch. Now his new name is Bryn and he enjoys belly rubs every day.
This success story inspired the shelter staff to try the PJ sleepover idea with more pups. You can dress them in the cutest outfits and take them home for a night. Even if you don't end up adopting the pup, it is still a way for those doggies to get plenty of love and attention – something that is missing in shelters.
So next time you're in the mood for a PJ party, don’t forget to include some four-legged guests. Just no pillow-fighting please!
At a shelter in Atlanta pooches were struggling to get adopted and staff figured out a very cute way to help them...
'We thought that putting a dog in pajamas and asking if someone would let him spend the night would be a great attention getter'
A dog named Paul Anka was the first to participate in the project. He got adopted and gets to enjoy belly rubs every day
The success inspired the shelter staff to try the PJ sleepover idea with more pups
You can dress them in the cutest outfits.... or take them home for a night!
Even if you don't end up adopting the pup, it is still a way for those doggies to get plenty of love and attention
And human's affection is very much what the shelter dogs want and need
So next time you're in the mood for a PJ party, don’t forget to include some four-legged guests!
