During the recent temperature freeze in Dallas, Texas area, a litter of puppies had been discovered trapped in a drain pipe. Animal Control officers arrived just in time to save their lives, but just a few days have passed since their miraculous rescue, and now they are all met with a desperate situation and facing the ultimate fight for their lives.
The puppies and their mom had been taken to the local shelter, but unfortunately they have not received any offers to help or interest. Without the assistance of foster families, this family will not survive. When rescuers and animal advocates called Dallas Dog -Rescue.Rehab.Reform for help, the compassionate organization stepped up, however they are currently in desperate need of foster homes where these puppies and their mom are properly cared for and loved.
by providing temporary shelter, love and care, and by fostering, you can make an immediate and life-saving difference for these innocent lives.
These puppies are currently at a shelter which is overcrowded; the only alternative was euthanasia. They are set to arrive this evening and are in dire need of volunteers. Maybe you are not able to adopt, but won’t you consider fostering a puppy or two?
Please share their plights with friends, family and social media contacts. Sharing saves lives. Please take a moment or two and see their photos; what a difference a day can make in the lives of these innocent little victims of neglect and irresponsible pet ownership.
For further information and to offer your support, please contact Dallas Dog Rescue Rehab Reform at [email protected]. You can also visit their website at www.dallasdogrrr.org/donate to make a donation. To donate via PayPal or Zelle, please use [email protected]. For Venmo, use DDRescue2015, and for Cash App, use $DallasDogRRR.
Let’s come together as a community and show these puppies that they are not alone. Thank you for your compassion, generosity, and willingness to make a difference. Together, we can give them the second chance they deserve.
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