Henry, Stuck In A Shelter For Three Years, Joins Tinder To Find His Forever Love

Finding true love can be difficult no matter who you are, and sometimes you have to get creative when looking for ‘the one’.

There are a lot of dating sites, like E-Harmony, Match.com, and even one specializing in farmers looking for love, ForFarmersOnly.com.

Henry is a hound dog who has been waiting for three years for someone to pick him and love him forever. Frankly, he’s tired of waiting, so with the help of a human helper, he joined Tinder to find that perfect someone.

He has some pretty good opening lines which he has obviously given quite a lot of thought to and will definitely catch attention.

“Hello hooooouuuuuman! My name is Henry, but you can call me ‘good boy.'”

“Netflix and Nuzzles?”

His profile pic is pretty sweet too.

Miranda Morrison is Henry’s human helper who set Henry up on the dating app — she listed his age as “23, which is more or less accurate in dog years.”

Miranda is also “the canine behavior and enrichment coordinator for Animal Ark Rescue in Columbus, Georgia.

Henry has been at Animal Ark’s no-kill shelter for nearly three years now, which has given Morrison a lot of time to grow extremely fond of him.”

“He is my favorite dog at the shelter,” she said.

He loves other people and dogs, car rides, and hiking. He also likes to snuggle and watch TV.

Though Henry has received 14 messages since December 29th,  Henry is still looking for his true love.

Miranda explained that “This is possibly because Henry is a little afraid of small children, and sometimes barks at them, which can be a bit of a turnoff.”

She’s convinced that Henry’s special someone is still out there and they will get a kick out of having found their dog on Tinder.

“I vaguely remember silly things from Tinder in my single swiping days,” Morrison, who is now married, explained.

“I think I once matched with pizza? I thought, what if I make Henry a profile? That would be worth a shot.“

Check out his adorable video.

Could Henry be your Prince Charming? Contact Animal Ark Rescue.

Source: Today