Both adopted!
Two starving dogs – one just an eight-month-old puppy, covered in ticks, roamed the streets in San Bernardino, California for weeks. The shepherds dodged getting hit by vehicles in traffic, scavenged for food and searched out human companionship whenever anyone would approach either one. Sadly, no one stopped, until finally an unnamed hero, who had seen the dogs wandering in the area, sent animal advocate, Andrea Neyses the photos of the two beautiful young German shepherds in dire need of rescue.
“Someone did stop,” Andrea wrote on her Facebook page. “a hero who had seen these shepherds wandering too long sent me these pics and called animal control who picked up last night and the animal control truck was VERY full. Not everyone has room to take strays home, but we can all do something.”
So what can we do if we are not able to bring a lost, abandoned or injured dog into our home?
“Stop and call for help,” Andrea added. “Share these dogs so they go to good homes, donate to your local rescues and shelters. Visit shelter dogs. I take pics and visit them – no greater feeling than when I see how happy the animals are to see me.”
Video #1
https://www.facebook.com/andrea.neyses/videos/1899246866803577/
Video #2 Check out how friendly she is in this short video.
https://www.facebook.com/andrea.neyses/videos/1899246860136911/
For more information on these two dogs, email the San Bernardino City Animal Shelter rescue coordinator, Jennifer Van Ness at [email protected]. Reference the following identification numbers:
A516120 and A516107
Black shepherd Pet Harbor
“I am a female, black and white German Shepherd Dog. Shelter staff think I am about 8 months old. I have been at the shelter since Jul 12, 2018. If I am not claimed, after my stray holding period, I may be available for adoption on Jul 19, 2018.
Tan shepherd Pet Harbor
I am a female, tan and black German Shepherd Dog. I have been at the shelter since Jul 12, 2018. If I am not claimed, after my stray holding period, I may be available for adoption on Jul 19, 2018.
San Bernardino City Animal Shelter is located at 333 Chandler Place, San Bernardino, CA. They are closed on Sunday and Monday. Telephone: 909 384.1304.
Both dogs have been examined and treated by veterinarians. Follow their Facebook page here.
(Photos and videos of shepherds courtesy of Andrea Neyses)
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Thank you to those who did stop and help these pups
Mother Theresa said: “God often appears to us in a distressing disguise. Do not turn away from Him.”
Bless Mother Teresa and you.
Thank you for all that helped this sweet dogs!
God knows who the heroes are! Many blessings!