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one green planet

One cold night at 3:16 am, strong winds blew open the front door of Jack’s family’s home. A cold dog who had been roaming around on the street snuck inside for warmth.

The next morning, Jack and his wife called animal control, but were unsatisfied by their response and worried about the dog’s fate. They decided to take matters into their own hands and bring the pup, who they had named Suzy, to the vet. Suzy was unchipped, covered in fleas and ticks, and severely underweight. She also had mouth damage and infected paw pads. The poor pup had obviously been through a lot.

Before even bringing Suzy to the vet, Jack’s wife had decided that she could give up the sweet dog and so once they found out that Suzy was unchipped, they adopted her as their own. It took some time for the scared dog to get comfortable in her new home, but now she’s as happy as can be! We’re so happy that this lucky pup wandered into the home of such a kind family and is now getting the love that she deserves!

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