Family Adopts ‘Unicorn Dog’ Who Endured Rough Life Just Before She Was Euthanized

A devoted family takes in “Unicorn Dog,” a dog that had lived a difficult life and was destined to die. He has since developed into the cutest dog imaginable.

Strawberry, a 2-year-old pit bull nicknamed as the “unicorn dog,” spent time in many shelters before finding a loving home in South Pasadena. He had a head injury that was almost fatal.

The dog seems to have suffered before being saved by the La Belle Foundation in Los Angeles.

Strawberry, a 2-year-old pit bull nicknamed as the “unicorn dog,” spent time in many shelters before finding a loving home in South Pasadena. He had a head injury that was almost fatal.

The dog seems to have suffered before being saved by the La Belle Foundation in Los Angeles.

Kristen Kuhlman, the family’s matriarch, said, “Something spoke to me about her.” For a while, she had trouble finding a place to reside. We waited and thought. She could still be accessible online.

The family made the choice to acquire Strawberry and take care of her after recently losing a fifteen-year-old dog.

Claire Kuhlman, Kristen’s twin daughter, gushed, “She’s a great snuggler.” She’ll spread out all over you. She is a large, powerful woman. The Kuhlmans believe it is hard to explain why the adorable and devoted pet was ready to be put to sleep.

A cousin named Jack Kuhlman said, “We wondered a lot about how the bump got there.” That, in my opinion, is simply another element lengthening the adoption procedure for her.

The dog’s natal name, “Strawberry,” was decided to be kept by the family since they thought it “fit.”

It’s so cute. The grandpa, Jeff Kuhlman, said that we affectionately call her “Strawbs” because of her long name. We found a collar that was sewn with strawberries. Everything seems to work properly.

As soon as they got home from school, the kids requested that they play catch with Strawberry and snuggle their new dog.

Strawberry The unicorn dog’s owners claim that due to her unusual head hump, the neighborhood is aware of her existence.

The windows would roll down as someone screamed. I remember Kristen Kuhlman saying, “Hey strawberry.” She has a large following.