Deaf Pittie Couldn’t Stop ‘Flying’ After Getting Adopted Just In Time

The Dodo

He couldn't contain his excitement once he realized he was home — and even fell asleep with the biggest smile ❤️ We talked to Dharma about saving Satchi from the shelter at the last minute, and how watching him feel safe for the first time was the best feeling in the world!

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00:00He started flying and he could just never stop.

00:07It's like his body can't contain the joy.

00:14He's a baby. Look how pretty he is.

00:17I had volunteered with him over 18 months.

00:20Then I got a call from another volunteer one day and she said,

00:23did you hear, Saatchi has 24 hours.

00:26And I raced our work to get him.

00:29He went from being so confused and not sure why he was in this moving box,

00:33to he was just so joyful.

00:38He just fell asleep with the biggest smile on his face.

00:42Deaf dogs, especially Saatchi, unless they feel really safe,

00:45he does not go to sleep easily.

00:48And they feel safe like that and you can watch that.

00:51I mean, selfishly, it's the best feeling in the world.

00:59Nali is my deaf pity and she and Saatchi became almost instantly inseparable.

01:07They definitely understand each other to another degree.

01:11There's not a huge amount of difference in my experience with having a deaf dog.

01:17I take him to the beach. I train with him.

01:21So despite all of our training and adventures, I'm convinced Saatchi's favorite thing will always be the flying thing.

01:29No matter how much he flies, it always brings a smile to one of his faces.

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