Hope For Paws Rescued Dogs In A Truck Yard
Hope For Paws, a rescue group in Los Angeles California, just got a call about two homeless dogs. They were living together in a truck yard for more than six months, deprived of food and shelter.
Thanks to a woman who is currently working in the factory beside the area, who had been feeding the pair.
She automatically called the rescue group to save them when he found that she’d be leaving soon and had to relocate.
A team of volunteers from the U.S, U.K, Costa Rica and Australia together with Eldad Hagar, founder of Hope for Paws went to the truck yard hoping to save the dogs immediately.
It was a challenging for the group in rescuing the pit bulls because they have to watch for their heads not to bump under the trucks.
At first, they tried to catch the male pit bull, who was later named Clark.
He felt the need to be rescued despite being terrified to be caught by humans. Clark was shaking before they finally got a leash around him and tried to calm him after.
His rescuers left him tied near the fence while they continued to search for the female dog, who was later named Lois.
As soon as Lois saw Clark by the fence she went to him, curious about what was going on.
She ran away quickly as she realized there were humans, fearing she’ll get caught.
But after a few minutes of waiting and trying to get her, she eventually gave in and allowed the rescuers to save her.
Lois was a bit scared and worried but as soon she was brought near to Clark, she calmed down.
Rescuers then brought them to the nearest hospital for check up, transported to the vet in separate cars.
They were to each other after receiving medical care and baths. It is obvious that they really love each other according to the team.
Now they’re only waiting for their forever home, take note they are inseparable.
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