Pit Bull Gets Rescued After Being Trapped In A Portable Restroom
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A kind-hearted woman became a hero when he saved a Pit Bull who got trapped in a portable potty door. That day, she decided to use the Michigan park’s portable restroom. She had no idea that she was going to save a poor puppy’s life.
The sight of an abandoned puppy greeted her as soon as she opened the door. He was placed in a zip-tied crate with no water or food. The puppy was intentionally left in the cold. Without hesitation, the woman saved the puppy by cutting the zip ties off.
Then, he was brought to the Harbor Humane Society so he could receive proper care. The staff from the shelter named him Jon. He was grateful for his rescuer’s kind act. The Humane Society’s staff wasn’t sure how long he was left alone for.
While he didn’t show any signs of abuse, he still needed proper care. The shelter staff noticed that Jon is a happy dog. He immediately adjusted to his life at the shelter.
Animal control was notified about the situation, and they are investigating the matter. They also made an effort to trace Jon’s previous family, but they weren’t able to obtain any information. Dogs don’t deserve to be abandoned. The shelter hopes that Jon will find a forever home soon.
The staff believes that it won’t take long for Jon to find a loving family. If you see him in person, you won’t be able to tell he had a painful past. He wasn’t only happy but friendly as well. He likes to play with his toys and bond with the Harbor Humane Society’s staff members.
Humane Society also needs to make sure that Jon’s vaccinations are up to date. He needed to stay at the shelter for a week before he becomes available for adoption. Jon is just one of the many dogs that Humane Society was able to save. A loving home will change Jon’s life.
Posted by Harbor Humane on Monday, December 30, 2019
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