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Airports are extremely high-traffic areas, so when Hope for Paws got a call about a dog that was abandoned near the LAX airport, JoAnn Wiltz and Lisa Arturo headed there immediately.
Airports can be stressful for people, so you can imagine the terror this poor dog was experiencing. With all of the noise and commotion, JoAnn and Lisa couldn’t set a trap and the scared little dog wouldn’t let them come near her. Thankfully, the kind workers at Wally’s Parking showed them the dog’s secret path in their parking garage. It took some time, four days to be exact, but eventually, they were able to safely lure the pup into their humane trap.
After a call with the microchip company Avid, it was confirmed that the dog was indeed abandoned and her caretaker callously stated they no longer wanted her. So, she was given a new name and a new foster home – it was the beginning of a new life for this cutie pie which is why the name Viva fits her perfectly. Now, she is a happy and playful girl living it up in foster care thanks to Foxy and the Hounds.
If you’d like to adopt Viva and give her a new forever home, click here. To donate to Hope for Paws, click here.
GREAT SOULS TO SAVE THE DOG FROM THIS.
God bless those caring humans that rescued this poor unfortunate dog dumped by the HORRIBLE uncaring owners that will go to HELL and suffer a painful death.. that they deserve. I cried tears watching the whole rescue…Thank you for showing it .
The owners could have giving her away to someone that would want her, or taken her to a rescue center …
Since the owners are known they should be fined a hefty fine to be giving to the rescue Shelter!
those disgusting people should be jailed!!!!
More pathetic humans on the loose. How people can sleep at night knowing they abandoned a living being is beyond me.
Okay AVID has the name, address, and phone number of the "owner". Why don\’t they distribute that to all the rescue organizations AND pet stores around the area, so that these organizations know who they are and won\’t let them adopt any more animals? Makes sense to me. If they would abandon one dog, what would they do to others?