Double Adoption Joy: Inseparable Sibling Dogs Find Forever Home!

Quick Smiles:

• A couple’s decision to adopt a shelter dog leads to a delightful surprise.
• Narla and Nixon, inseparable siblings, find a forever home together.
• Their journey home was filled with joy and gratitude.

@darlingwildling

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An Australian couple set out to adopt a dog, but destiny had a little twist in store for them. Known on TikTok as @darlingwildling, they visited a local animal shelter and were immediately smitten by a dog named Narla.

However, they soon discovered that Narla had a brother, Nixon, and the two were inseparable.

Faced with the thought of separating the siblings, the couple felt a strong pull to adopt both dogs.

They shared via TikTok, “No way,” when asked if they considered adopting only Narla.

After a quick trip to gather supplies for their expanded family, they returned to the shelter to bring both Narla and Nixon home.

The couple’s TikTok video, showcasing Narla and Nixon’s joyous ride home, radiates happiness.

The dogs, thrilled to leave the shelter behind, couldn’t resist sticking their heads out of the car window, savoring their newfound freedom.

One of the dogs even glanced back at the couple, seemingly expressing gratitude for keeping them together.

The couple felt the dogs were “meant to be” with them, a sentiment echoed by many viewers.

The video, which has garnered over 191,500 views, resonated with people who appreciated the couple’s decision to keep the siblings united.

“Thank you. They are bonded so it would cause immense suffering for the rest of their lives to separate them. Thank you for understanding that bond,” commented a TikTok user.

Another viewer remarked, “Best day of their lives, rather than saddest being separated.”

As the couple embarks on their journey with Narla and Nixon, they sought advice for living with rescue dogs.

Experts recommend the 3, 3, 3 rule for adjusting shelter animals to their new homes, highlighting the importance of time and patience.

The first three days allow the dogs to decompress, the following three weeks help them reveal their true personalities, and by three months, they typically settle into their new routines.

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