🪵 Ken: The Boy on the Log

Ken was found sitting on a log by the water, still and watchful, like a little lighthouse waiting for someone to come home. He wasn’t alone—his siblings were nearby, each one clinging to survival in their own way. Dumped months ago, they had no shelter, no food, no kindness. Just each other.

Ken was the quiet one. The sentinel. While others wandered or curled into the underbrush, Ken stayed. Day after day, he returned to the same log, as if tethered to the last memory of safety. He waited—not just for food or rescue, but for someone. Someone who might come back. Someone who never did.

But here’s the part that will break your heart in the best way: Ken didn’t give up. Not on people. Not on love.

Now safe and 2 years old, Ken has blossomed into a happy, playful, and deeply loving boy. He chases toys with delight, greets familiar faces with tail wags and soft eyes, and leans into affection like he’s making up for lost time. He’s gentle with his siblings, joyful with his caretakers, and curious about the world beyond the shoreline.

Ken is proof that love can survive even the longest wait.

His siblings are still waiting too—each one carrying their own version of the story, each one ready for a home. They’re not just looking for adopters. They’re looking for someone who sees the miracle in their survival, the magic in their bond, and the promise in their future.

Ken is ready. Ready to leave the shoreline behind. Ready to trade driftwood for a warm bed, silence for laughter, waiting for belonging.

If you’ve ever wanted to be someone’s safe harbor, Ken—and his siblings—are ready to come ashore.