Because of the remote areas I’ve worked, I had the opportunity and luck to rescue 2 dogs but it was
Easy, just give them some water, pick them up and put them in my truck. Then I called my cousin who runs a shelter and that was that.
This story is pretty cool.
Link: https://www.thedodo.com/daily-dodo/hikers-reach-8000-foot-mountain-summit-and-discover-a-dog-unable-to-move
Replies to: Because of the remote areas I’ve worked, I had the opportunity and luck to rescue 2 dogs but it was
Great story.
Dogs rule.
Good man. Love man’s best friend
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Scary and sad that this abandoning crap happens. Dogs are so loyal and loving. Lou Holtz once said
that if you put your wife and a dog in a trunk which one would be happy to see you.
You are a good dude, Frank !
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Did you read the article? These good deeds happen a lot in the Colorado and
Mojave desert cuz people abandon dogs in these areas cuz it’s so remote and no one sees you do it. Just terrible people.
This is where lost and abandoned animals sometimes end up, unfortunately. Most don't make it.
All it takes is for some of them to get spooked (one of the reasons I hate fireworks), and they're gone forever.
Along the same lines, this is also sometimes the fate of people who get lost in the wilderness. All those YouTUbe videos about lost people in national parks and wilderness areas. I'll guarantee you, 98% of them became lost and fell off cliffs, drowned in rivers, or died of exposure. I once encountered a guy just 100 yards off the main trail on a secondary trail, and he was already lost, asking me for help. Most people can get lost within seconds without direction.
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