Dog Lovers

  Humans have the right to adore and cherish all animals! This tragic circumstance occurred as a result of the puppy's owner hitting him on the head out of frustration. His injuries were severe, and his head had been broken. The dog first didn't respond since his small head was so bloated. A call regarding this mistreatment resulted in the small puppy being saved. When they took him to the vet, he was inspected right away. He received a severe head blow, and it was unclear how he would fare. He was being closely observed because every hour was crucial to save his life. If his health worsened, the vet would be helpless to intervene. But everyone admired the courage and will to live of this little warrior. To make sure he was secure, his new pals would inquire about his health. The dog gradually got better despite having severe spasms from the injury. He was ecstatic to see his amiable fellow humans. It is amazing to see dogs still greet people affectionately in spite of this ter

  A cute puppy was saved from the streets in a viral video that showed her grinning and waving her tail. The dog, named Layla, was rescued by Beaumont Animal Care after being found wandering the streets by herself for a number of days. An staffer from Animal Care went to the dog's kennel and struck up a conversation with her. The dog was so chuckled when she spoke in a baby-like voice that she even grinned. The small dog most certainly had never experienced human contact or attention before. Layla expressed her gratitude for Rachel's nice behavior by grinning and waggling her tiny tail. She thankfully managed to capture the touching moment on camera, and it quickly went viral. They reportedly received numerous requests for Layla's adoption after the video was posted, and a local couple was ultimately chosen to be Layla's new parents. When her new family brought Layla home, she quickly adapted to her new environment and got along with the other dogs.

  It's very likely that the management of a shelter will ultimately decide to put a dog's life to end if it stays there for a long period. However, not everyone involved will concur with this finding. It is vital to tell this kind of story because of how transparent these institutions' actions are and how inconsistent their financial practices are. The canine that was saved in a surgery by these experts goes by the name of Alexander, along with 50 other creatures. Keeping them all is a difficult task despite the fact that they were all rescued from their terrible environments and brought to their sanctuary for treatment and care. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Wags and Walks Rescue (@wagsandwalks) Alexander distinguished himself from the other people who were saved by his incredibly compassionate nature and unrelenting desire for love. But no one who came to the shelter seemed to recognize it, so time passed and the poor dog was forgotten

  A huge dog that was being kept in a dump and was weakening daily due to a lack of food and water was reported to Victor Larkhill and his rescue crew. His body was covered in bruises and cuts, and his teeth were falling out of his mouth, giving the impression that he had given up. The rescuers made the decision to alter his life permanently as a result. Maya was given food and drink before being taken right away to the vet, where he was determined to have anaplasma and Ehrlichia, both parasite and lice-related conditions. As his treatment started, he slowly started to recover. He was adopted as a result of his remarkable development. What a lovely conclusion! the video below to see: 

  He is a brave canine. He has given blood to the emergency animal clinic in order to save the life of another dog, but now he needs assistance in order to save his own life. Those who are encouraging, kind, and willing to assist others in need ought to receive the same treatment themselves. However, this is not limited to just people because there are some animals who may be very helpful at one time but need assistance at a later date. This is the story of Stanford, a Rhodesian Ridgeback dog who was saved and has spent the last four months at the Smith County Animal Shelter in Texas, in the south of the country. He has distinguished himself as a benevolent dog during his stay at this shelter since he even gave blood to another hairy dog so that it would live. However, despite his past, nobody has expressed interest in adopting this 2.5-year-old boy. He is a brave dog. According to county animal shelter supervisor Amber Greene, he gave blood to the animal emergency center to help save

 By defending the defenseless dog, this man showed courage, and the best thing is that he offered the puppy another opportunity. A biker named Brandon Turnbow showed his true love on Valentine's Day by putting everything on hold to help a small dog who was being mistreated. On his way to visit his father for a day of riding in Texas, Turnbow was traveling by motorcycle down Highway 171. Turnbow witnessed a horrible man beating a small Jack Russell when he was travelling along the highway. He was astounded and promptly made the decision to express his thoughts to the man. Before he could reply, the man threw the dog to the curb and drove off. Turnbow approached the trembling puppy cautiously since he knew he couldn't leave him alone because he was injured and afraid. He did not move despite his fear that the dog would run into oncoming traffic. Turnbow posted on Facebook, "I take a chance and just fold my body over him to see if he will bite or trust me. He then rocked his

  One man set out to find out why an adorable puppy kept being returned by adopters. When he brought the dog home, his first plans were to assist in getting the dog ready for adoption. Abe and Abbi, two canines who are siblings, were relocated from Puerto Rico to New York in order to increase their chances of finding a forever home. Abbi was swiftly adopted, leaving Abe all by himself in the shelter. The animal shelter employees anticipated that the dog would be adopted quite quickly. And that's what happened, according to senior editor John Handem Piette at The Dodo, when one of his coworkers chose to adopt the puppy. They were overjoyed when Abe was adopted, but it didn't take long for Abe to be returned to the shelter! All of the other dogs at the shelter were very happy to see Abe return because he is a very sociable and well-liked dog. The staff was perplexed by this and wanted to know what the problem was that prevented Abe from being adopted. Abe was also adopted after t