In Downey, California, an abandoned young dog had been doing her best to survive. For two weeks she had been seen on the corner of the railroad tracks – sometimes taking up a spot in the middle of the tracks. Her life depended on her survival skills or at least her ingenuity and luck; trying to elude hungry coyotes and oncoming trains.
Logan’s Legacy, a rescue organization that helps abandoned animals in California, is run by Suzette Hall. When a Good Samaritan called her for help, Suzette rushed out to the area and surveyed the situation.
This morning I thought I saw her still there, but it was a coyote. She [the abandoned dog] would hide in the car dealer lot for safety. There was a hole in the fence she would go through. She is truly another miracle. She knew how to survive.
Hall on FB
After hours of waiting and watching, and after hours of setting the humane trap with tasty treats, Ribbles was rescued. The actual “rescue” part isn’t the end of the story. Ribbles was rushed to the veterinary hospital where she was diagnosed with a severe ear infection as well as a swollen elbow and leg.
Poor baby has a terrible ear infection, can yiu imagine the pain she has been in ?
Her elbow and leg are swollen and we had to do X-rays
We have named her Ribbles
Friends , truly I can’t keep rescuing these abandoned souls with you
Once again I am so beyond low of funds at me vet
I never say no and always get them everything they need
Please help me help another sweet orphan who literally could have been hit by a train or killed by a coyote
Let’s show her she matters and give her that sigh of relief she so deserves
Suzette
Donations can be made directly to vet:
M-F 7 am – 6 pm
Camino Pet Hospital
949-559-1404
Under Logan’s Legacy29
Or Venmo, PayPal or Zelle: ALL donations are transferred directly to my vet
Venmo:
@Suzette-Hall-3
PayPal or Zelle:
[email protected]
Or go to lordsoflight.org and click on latest Foot Solider to donate
Rescued in loving memory of my angel
#LH29
Forever a eagle 
Joshua 1:9
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