For the past week, it had been a challenge for two dogs to survive on their own, living along the railroad tracks in Compton, California. On Monday, Suzette Hall, founder of Logan’s Legacy 29, promised to help and rescue the two very frightened dogs. Concerned people in the area said the two dogs were always together and never left each other’s side.
The dogs had most likely been dumped; there were no homes in the area. Local business owners in the area had been leaving food and water but were concerned for their safety.
When Hall arrived, something wasn’t right. The female dog had been sitting alone at the side of the tracks whining and crying. Something had to have happened to her bonded buddy, because the two were always together. Hall decided to continue with her rescue efforts and set up the traps.
And then I looked across the busy street, and i couldn’t believe it. I saw the other dog lying there.
Meanwhile, the tiny female dog watched Suzette very carefully as she approached her friend. Fortunately, as Hall got closer, the male dog lifted his head. He was alive!
He had been hit by a car. Hall carefully lifted him up and settled him into the front seat of her van. She looked over where the trap had been set, and the sweet female dog was already in it. She so badly wanted to be with her friend. She had been crying for someone to help him.
While traveling to the vet, the little boy lifted his head and looked to the rear of the vehicle to make sure his bonded friend was safe too.
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Both dogs arrived at the vet. The male’s gums were extremely pale, but they are together and at each other’s side again. The male is currently on intravenous fluids and pain medication.
It’s so very tragic these two perfectly beautiful dogs were abandoned and somehow expected to survive on their own. Even more tragic, how long had the male dog been suffering and how long had his best friend been calling out for help the only way she knew?
Meet Gumball – the male pup. And meet his bonded friend – Paloma. You are safe now.
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