Animal Transport

Today was a long haul up to Big Bear to get this guy on his last day. As he had to go to the vets to be fixed before being released, I didn’t get to spend much time with him, but what little I did you can tell he is a male alpha dog, with an everybody loves me attitude. Even though he was a turn in as a stray, some at the shelter believe he was not a stray, but turned in by his owner. When he leaves the vets, he will be going to an experienced Husky foster and he may or may not adopted him. Either way someone will be getting a very handsome fella.

Yes, today I did a pull and transport of 6 very lucky ones from a shelter. While I was waiting for the shelter to open, a very nice person approached me with a cardboard box, that I knew contained something. Kittens maybe, it’s that time of year and I have come to expect it. But no, it was a 3-5 day old puppy that he found by a dumpster, discarded like trash; no one caring whether he lived or died until this caring person came along. I knew if the pup was turned over to the shelter, it would be put down right away, so I said give it to me and let’s see if we can save him. I got on the phone and in no time had someone coming by to take him and get him bottle fed like now. In the meantime a lady was in line who fosters at the shelter said she would take him, I said sure (I verified this). The important thing at the moment was to get him fed and be warm. So off he went and I really hope that he will pull through then go on to a much better place than where he came from. I know he will meet better people.