Boy Scouts on a Hike Save a Dog Who Had Fallen Through Thin Ice
Though the teens didn’t even have oars, they grabbed a canoe and rushed out onto the icy pond to save the drowning dog. Hopefully they earned a badge for this!
Though the teens didn’t even have oars, they grabbed a canoe and rushed out onto the icy pond to save the drowning dog. Hopefully they earned a badge for this!
“It’s sad to think of black dogs being less appealing because of the color of their coat, but we hope that our coats improve the chances of them being rehomed.”
“Each family she tried, would turn her away, despite petting her as she returned the love in little kisses on their hands… we had to find her a home.”
“In a matter of hours her health plummeted. She was so weak that she didn’t even try to get away when I walked up to her, could not lift her head or stand up.”
“I think most people would freeze. He jumped in. I thought it was heroic of him. That gator could’ve drowned Carbon. We could have watched him die.”
“They’re buddies forever. Anytime they’re settling in together, Lucy will give Sully a couple of licks on his forehead and he just looks like he’s so pleased.”
“He pushes his lips up & smiles with his teeth – it makes him look a little vicious, but his tail is wagging so hard that we know he’s just happy to see us come home.”
A dad of rescue dogs himself, John Stamos can comfortably get behind the slogan, “Begin a lifelong friendship at your local animal shelter. Adopt. Don’t shop.”
“They are scared & crying. The only thing they do is hold each other for comfort, & huddle to not be parted. They are only eight weeks old. This is all they know.”