People walked by and didn't care but she hoped if she held on long enough, someone would show her kindness. But they came instead.
Homeless animals have many stories to tell.inform. Because a dog can’t speak as we do, we will only explode of what we see.
For a Pitbull, her story is obvious.obvious. ItThis is an extended story supporting pain and abandonment, but her story is far from over. Lakita was found on a pile of trash near a woman’s porch. She smelled horrible. The lady that found her thought she was so on the brink of death that the rescuers had little time to urge there. So they, of course, rushed over.
The dog is very thin and very introverted. She looked defeated. Was anyone ever kind to her? Together of the rescuers named Tracy says in the video, “Oh, she smells like she’s rotting from the within out,” our hearts just ache. How did anyone let this precious creature get this bad?
But then, Lakita stood up. She appeared to understand that Tracy and her team were there to assist her. There now was a spark that motivated the sullen dog. She understands that she is important, and this may be the first time she feels this way.
The next step was to bring her certain medical evaluation at animal control and to report that the rescuers found her just in case someone was trying to find her. That, of course, didn’t pan out. Tracy brought Lakita home as well as her and in only every week , you'll already see an enormous transformation.
Eat small and frequent meals every day, Lajita is ready to gain weight quickly. And her fur shined! The easiest part is that Lajita wants to play! She felt secure and happy. What a gift! Now that Lakita was healthy, she needed her forever home. Volunteers took adorable Christmas photos of her all dressed up and posted them online. Her parents, Sebastian and Ashtyn, saw Lakita in an adorable tutu and couldn’t resist.
Lakita is placed in a perfect home forever! an exquisite home, with three little humans who can’t get enough of her. The youngsters are her best friends and she or he spends every minute she will with them. She protects them too.
We read many stories like this one and that’s because Pit Bulls and Pit mixes are more likely to finish up in shelters than the other breed. They are, by far, the most to be euthanized in kill shelters. Even with education and word of mouth, people still believe that eachPits are dangerous. That they’re a hazard to children. That they don’t deserve loving homes. Pit Bulls aren’t bad dogs! Many are simply a product of bad owners. Cities that have a ban on Pit Bulls are realizing this, and are working to vary legislation. We also need to do our best.also. Please share stories like this one. Lakita got her happily ever after. ALL dogs deserve that too.
Watch Lakita’s heartwarming rescue below! many thanks to The Dodo for featuring stories like Lakita’s.