Last Updated on August 27, 2023 by Pets Feed
Abandoned by his master, the dog showed a lot of gratitude towards the person who saved him. The woman knew she couldn’t leave her dog in need. She took him to the car, the camera recorded everything.
The dog was abandoned in Echo Lake Park in Fort Worth. Unfortunately, pseudo-owners often choose this neighborhood to leave their animal, knowing that no one will find it there for this scandalous act.
A wonderful thank you
Judy Obregon, founder of animal rescue organization He Abandoned One’s Animal (TAO) Rescue, visits Echo Park daily in search of pets. He still hopes not to find anyone, but the truth can be cruel.
This time Judy found a medium sized dog waiting for its owner on the grass. When he saw the car, he jumped up. However, instead of the pseudo-owner, he saw Judy, who rushed to help the dog.
The woman quickly noticed that the quadruped was wearing a “necklace”. The dog was probably tied to a tree, but luckily, he managed to free himself.
– The saddest thing was when I noticed that the dog had a tangled black rope around its neck. He probably broke free from where he was tied,” Judy told The Dodo.
New life
The woman took the dog in the car to take him to the organization. It was necessary to examine the animal, see what condition it was in, give it food and water.
The dog was very alert on the way. He looked around, trying to understand the current situation. When he realized he had just been rescued and that the past could be left behind, he decided to thank his rescuer. The animal approached her affectionately, then started licking her on the right side of her face!
The adorable thanks were captured on camera and Judy shared them online. We know that the dog was called Callie, that she spent time with Judy and then went to a temporary home, where she was waiting to be adopted.
We hope the dog has found a loving family that will never give up on her. You can see that the only thing this dog dreams of is a good, warm home with owners who won’t hurt him.
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