Tees for Animal Lover
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Hope for Paws has done it again! This amazing organization, based in L.A., regularly rescues homeless dogs, rehabilitates them and helps them find homes. This time, they were called by someone who saw a mom and her two adorable puppies. It took the Hope for Paws volunteers no time at all to win the love of the puppies. Some tasty snacks and lots of attention made the volunteers too hard to resist for these two siblings.
Their mom, on the other hand, took a little longer to come around. Unsure of the people messing with her pups, she avoided being touched. She truly hated the scare of the gentle snare. After realizing the volunteers were there to help her, though, she came around.
Upon arrival at the hospital, all three were found to have a flea infestation. Baths, some delicious food, and a place to snuggle together made everything much better for these three. Nearly six weeks later, all the dogs are excited to be around people … and to find their forever home! If you want more information on this puppy family, visit the Hope for Paws website here.
Nothing that could be done would have prevented the dog from being terrified. Having a blanket thrown over her head may have caused more panic and taken more precious time. Those who rescue these poor animals have done so many times, know what they are doing and the best way to do so. Thank you PAWS for your loving kindness, endless patience and devotion. May you have the blessings you deserve, a thousand fold.
Awwww! I am so glad they were rescued and are now hopefully safe and living a happier, healthy life.
Catching the dog was incredibly stressful for them and she was terrified. Maybe if you put a blanket over the dogs once they are caught, it might calm them down.
I totally agree about using a blanket. She was scared about what was happening. It was wonderful they rescued them but maybe they could have helped the stress level going on with the mom.
At that point, nothing that could be done would have prevented the dog from being terrified. I know those who rescue these poor animals know what they are doing, and the best way to do so. Throwing a blanket over the dog may have caused more fear and taken more precious time. Thank you Paws, for your kindness, patience and devotion. May you be blessed a thousand fold.