10-02-2018, 07:22 AM
It's a good job those joggers did! It's so good that they noticed her and that she made some noise. If she had got weaker she might not have been able to bark or growl.
I honestly don't know why someone would tie her there like that on a 2ft rope in the middle of the undergrowth a distance off the trail. How could they want her to die slowly of dehyration and starvation all alone??
I have been signing animal petitions that come into my email inbox regularly, and so many of them describe similar situations...only so many of them have sad and dreadful endings and the petitions are for justice for the poor dogs.
This little girl is very very lucky.
She looked in good shape and once she had decided to trust her rescuer, she shows she is a real sweetie! I hope all will work out very well for her.
I honestly don't know why someone would tie her there like that on a 2ft rope in the middle of the undergrowth a distance off the trail. How could they want her to die slowly of dehyration and starvation all alone??
I have been signing animal petitions that come into my email inbox regularly, and so many of them describe similar situations...only so many of them have sad and dreadful endings and the petitions are for justice for the poor dogs.
This little girl is very very lucky.
She looked in good shape and once she had decided to trust her rescuer, she shows she is a real sweetie! I hope all will work out very well for her.
