badger
03-09-2012, 08:30 AM
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Why do people dump puppies and kittens in dumpters?? or just toss them out the car window?? how many of them actually are not found in time?? Why do people who do these things suck so much?? They shouldn't even have dogs or cats in the first place if they're not responsible enough to get them fixed. lucky (http://ca.news.yahoo.com/odd-sound-northern-saskatchewan-dumpster-leads-discovery-abandoned-152032625.html)
PRINCE ALBERT, Sask. - For the second time in about two months, a puppy left to die in frigid weather in Prince Albert, Sask., has been rescued by a passerby.
The latest incident involves a four-week old St. Bernard-cross that was found by a woman, who came across something odd in a dumpster outside a gas station.
Debbie Foley-Brass says she was tossing trash from her car into the bin two weeks ago when she heard a rustling sound and spotted a bag moving around.
Foley-Brass says she broke into tears when she tore it open and discovered the pup inside.
She had the little creature checked by a veterinarian before turning it over to a friend, who says the dog is doing fine.
In January, a pup rescued by three members of the Western Hockey League's Prince Albert Raiders from an abandoned truck was later adopted by a family in British Columbia. (CKBI)
Why do people dump puppies and kittens in dumpters?? or just toss them out the car window?? how many of them actually are not found in time?? Why do people who do these things suck so much?? They shouldn't even have dogs or cats in the first place if they're not responsible enough to get them fixed. lucky (http://ca.news.yahoo.com/odd-sound-northern-saskatchewan-dumpster-leads-discovery-abandoned-152032625.html)
PRINCE ALBERT, Sask. - For the second time in about two months, a puppy left to die in frigid weather in Prince Albert, Sask., has been rescued by a passerby.
The latest incident involves a four-week old St. Bernard-cross that was found by a woman, who came across something odd in a dumpster outside a gas station.
Debbie Foley-Brass says she was tossing trash from her car into the bin two weeks ago when she heard a rustling sound and spotted a bag moving around.
Foley-Brass says she broke into tears when she tore it open and discovered the pup inside.
She had the little creature checked by a veterinarian before turning it over to a friend, who says the dog is doing fine.
In January, a pup rescued by three members of the Western Hockey League's Prince Albert Raiders from an abandoned truck was later adopted by a family in British Columbia. (CKBI)