We may all believe that a pet is for life, but regrettably, more families than we realize do not. Every year, an alarming number of dogs and cats are abandoned.
George’s case is similar. The dog’s owners have chosen to relocate, and while all family members are eager to go on this new journey, one is not among them.
George was demoted by his owners. They abandoned him on the streets, thinking he could fend for himself, even if it meant the dog was scared, cold, and had to eat rubbish.
The dog, who was afraid, had no choice but to seek sanctuary in an area near his former residence, where there were some trees. No matter how hard they tried, no one could get near enough to the animal to save him.
The dog was only fed when the neighbors carried out the rubbish or when someone who wanted to aid the pet dropped some food within his grasp.
A group of volunteers was able to alter the history of this puppy after it had been abandoned for months thanks to donations given to Greater Dog, an organization that aids numerous charities.
The first task was to apprehend George. Because the dog was terrified and didn’t trust anyone, he may flee or turn hostile. This reality compelled the experts to design a strategy to apprehend George as soon as feasible.
A cage was placed in the woodland where this dog was hiding on a daily basis, and George fell in without incident. Things would be simpler for him and everyone else who wanted to assist once he was caught.
Once George was off the streets, the work was about more than simply feeding him correctly so he could regain all of the weight he’d lost; it was also about regaining his confidence. Months of treatment and care had paid off, and the dog was finally ready to go to a new family.
He is now a perfectly contented and loving pet. His new family took care of his training and provided him with all the love, care, and delight he need, promising never to abandon him. that.
To let others know how lucky this dog is to have a second chance at life, don’t walk away without sharing this story first.
