HELENA — A dog finally found his forever home after 676 days at the Lewis & Clark Humane Society in Helena.
Matt, a husky, arrived at the shelter in 2022. He was one of 14 huskies brought in at the same time.
According to the Lewis & Clark Humane Society, on a Saturday afternoon, shelter volunteers and staff came to say goodbye to the long-time resident.
Kenai, one of the huskies brought in with Matt, was adopted more than a year ago. Kenai's owner brought him by the shelter to visit Matt last week.
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Matt must have made a good impression, because Kenai’s owner returned to the shelter days later to adopt Matt.
He's now part of the family with Kenai.
"After almost 2 years at LCHS, Matt is happy and in a home right now, finally living his best life," Lewis & Clark Humane Society wrote on social media. "Thank you to all of the volunteers, fosters, staff, and donors who helped make this happen. Matthew is a special boy, and he has found the perfect home."
Click here for information about the animals available for adoption and how you can support the shelter
