It was growing hotter by the minute 😔
This past October, on a sunny day in New South Wales, Australia, a Good Samaritan was walking down the street when they noticed a white crate sitting by the side of the road. It looked like a piece of trash — abandoned and duct-taped together. So why was it moving?
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The passerby approached the crate and peeked inside. There, trapped in the small space, were two little black and brown puppies.
RSPCA NSW
The Good Samaritan brought the dogs home for the night. The next morning, experts at RSPCA New South Wales arrived and brought the pups to Sydney Veterinary Hospital for further care.
Things could’ve turned out much differently had the pups gone unnoticed. Animals in need should never be left to fend for themselves and should always be taken to a local shelter. Luckily, in this case, the puppies ended up where they needed to be.
Day by day, the puppies gained strength. They received all their necessary vaccinations and hungrily snacked on the meals provided. Safe at RSPCA New South Wales, they could finally relax and let their guards down.
Rescuers named the pups Monty and Mindy. Once strong enough, the pair began looking for their new homes. It was only a few weeks before both dogs connected with their families.
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These days, Monty and Mindy are living the good life. RSPCA New South Wales staff members are glad that their story ended on a bright note.
“[W]e are so pleased that there was a happy ending for these two beautiful pups,” a representative from RSPCA New South Wales told The Dodo. “[T]hey have found their forever homes, where they can live the life they deserve.”
To help other animals like Monty and Mindy, make a donation to RSPCA New South Wales.
