Seeing a family of abandoned doggos on a street is a sorrowful sight. Left all alone, with only the company of each other, many pups end up in terrible conditions, completely cut off from basic supplies.
One such story comes from Southern California, where a trio of pups was dumped next to the Magic Johnson park in Los Angeles. The puppies were found huddled together on the sidewalk, refusing to leave the spot where they last saw their family.
Their situation seemed like a lost cause until a group of giant-hearted rescuers received a call that would change everything – for the better!
Waiting For Their Family To Return
At first, the trio refused to leave the sidewalk, waiting for the car to drive back, but no person ever came back. After a while, as the temperature rose, they searched for shelter under a nearby car.
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Even then, all three of them stuck together, curling up against each other and, in a way, having each other’s back.
Logan’s Legacy Team To The Rescue
The neighbors called Suzette Hall, of Logan’s Legacy rescue, from Irvine, California, but she was unable to drive to the spot at the time. Instead, she sent two of her colleagues who found the puppies right where they were told they’d be.
They were all covered in ticks and their fur was completely matted. The canines were in terrible condition and they needed help as soon as possible.
“Dumped at a park together. Covered in ticks, matted so bad they couldn’t even poop, and tons of creepy-crawling ticks. They stayed right where they were left, and stuck together,” Suzette wrote on her Facebook page.
Hall and her other volunteers usually use a humane trap to lure dogs to a van, but that was not the case today. The female doggo went straight to her rescuers after she was offered some food, and two of her brothers followed.
“These sweet babies will never, ever have to wait again. They are rescued.”
Even in the van, the fantastic trio refused to leave each other’s side. They stayed next to each other throughout the whole ride to a volunteer’s home.
Doggos Waiting For Someone To Adopt Them
Once they got to the temporary home, Arturo Flores, one of the volunteers, spent two hours shaving them down to free them from the ticks. It was a complex process, but eventually, the pups felt much better!
They were named Damien, Polly, and Barkley right before they were moved to a foster home. According to Hall, these canines were special due to the amazing bond they had the entire time.
Even after they were saved, they refused to separate from each other, which is generally not the case with other dogs.
That’s why she hopes that when the time comes, they will have the opportunity to go to a furever home as a group.But, at least until then – they will surely spend all of their time together, guarding each other like they used to do on the street!