A weird duo snuggled together by the corner of the sidewalk in Watts, California, their worn leashes tossed aside like rubbish. It was freezing last night, and the two; one big girl and one little girl, kept each other warm and safe.
It's not like rescuer Suzette Hall, founder of Logan's Legacy 29, who arrived on Wednesday to help capture the dogs, was surprised. The number of abandoned dogs is continuously increasing, and each case is undoubtedly worse than the last.
FRIENDS WHO ARE BONDED AND LOYAL. THELMA AND LOUISE, OR ARNOLD SCHWARZENEGGER AND DANNY DEVITO, WERE THERE.
Suzette was impressed by their want to be saved and willingness to step forward in this rescue situation. When she first arrived, the dogs were overjoyed, as if to say, "someone finally came."
The two dogs, a pit bull mix and a Yorkshire terrier mix, had been roaming the neighborhood for days with no one knowing who they were. Someone had just left them to fend for themselves?
The little dog dashed towards Suzette, eager to be grabbed and placed safely in the arms of her rescuer. The huge girl just wanted to be with her friend at that point. Suzette had no plans to forsake her.
I'VE NEVER SEEN SUCH A BOND BEFORE. IT DID NOT TAKE LONG FOR THEM TO BE IN MY VAN TOGETHER. THEY WERE OVERJOYED AND WAGGLED THEIR TAILS.
THEY SAID "SOMEONE DID COME" AGAIN WITH THEIR EYES.
On the ride home, the two snuggled close to each other, tired but making sure they could touch. They were eager to give licks, get fed, and see the veterinarian for checks, vaccines, and identification.
Both of the dogs are quite friendly. The coat of the Yorkie is matted, and the pittie has skin issues. All of this will be just a distant memory for these two gorgeous puppies one day.