Sad, Lonely Wolf-Dog Won’t Leave The Corner, Until His True Soul Mate Walks In

When Castiel was found wandering the suburbs of Los Angeles, he was thought to be an ordinary dog.

He was even wearing a sort of makeshift collar, which makes his rescuers think he was kept as a pet.

But his skittish behavior and malnourishment led them to believe his home was probably not a good one

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He was first taken to a local shelter, where it was discovered that he was about a year old, and actually part wolf, meaning that he had to be placed into a special facility as soon as possible — or be put down.

When there was no room in California sanctuaries, W.O.L.F Sanctuary stepped in and brought him to Colorado, and his new home.

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He was so scared, he refused to leave the corner of the infirmary, no matter what the rescuers tried.

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Fortunately, however, rescuers were able to bathe and treat him — which he desperately needed, considering he was riddled with parasites and mange.

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