Most stray dogs suffer traumatic emotional stress from living on the streets. This is usually the result of a variety of factors such as noise, neglect, confusion and abuse.
This is often the reason why some prefer to live in isolation or as far away from crowded areas as possible, as that usually means trouble for them.
In this story, we’ll talk about a California rescue organization that found a sweet dog living in a pile of trash before being rescued.
When California-based rescue organization Hope For Paws received a call about a dog living near the road in a pile of trash, they didn’t know what to think.
However, they were prepared and arrived on the scene fairly quickly. When the rescuer arrived, the good Samaritan who made the call greeted him and showed him where the dog was.
He wasn’t sure if the poor animal was hurt, so he wanted to be careful when approaching.
When the man approached, the dog began to get very scared and didn’t know what to do.
The rescuer gave him some food in the hope that he would calm down a bit and see that he only had good intentions.
When he was finally relaxed enough, the rescuer put a small leash on him and it was time to take him to the car.
He still didn’t know if the dog was hurt, so he lured him out of the trash and saw that he was okay.
The dog, now named Chico, was reluctant to leave his spot, as it was a place where he felt safe.
So the rescuer decided to just pick him up and carry him to the car. On the way back to the shelter, the dog relaxed a bit and just enjoyed the ride.
When he arrived, he was given a nice, warm bath to get rid of all the fleas and dirt.
After his treatment, he was placed in his own cage where he could finally sleep peacefully, knowing that he had been rescued by such amazing people.
Shortly after, he was put on the adoption list by his rescuers as he seemed to be in perfect health and was ready for adoption.
It didn’t take long, as Chico found his forever home pretty quickly after being rescued, and now has a wonderful new family.
His rescuers are delighted that such a sweet dog has managed to recover and start his life again.
