November 30, 2023

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Loyal Dog Refused to Leave Paralyzed Friend Despite Her Emaciated State

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The sad story of one loyal dog is breaking hearts on TikTok. When two dogs named Abbey and Hawk were discovered in a Texas ditch, Houston K-911 Rescue stepped in to help the duo. The pair was discovered by a mail carrier who contacted animal rescue authorities. When they were discovered, Hawk was unable to walk. Abby was wandering the streets near where he lay, as though looking for help for her friend. Despite her emaciated state, the loyal dog refused to leave her friend behind.

@streetheartstx

A mail carrier spotted two emaciated dogs hanging in a ditch together. One was unable to walk. I drove out early the next morning not knowing if they’d still be there or if they found help. Unfortunately both were still there exactly where she said they’d be. They’ve been named Hawk and Abby. Hawk is definitely the worse of the two and I’m hoping his body can heal from all the trauma. They deserve so much more than this 🥺 Both are now under the care of Houston K-911 Rescue, their donation info below for anyone that would like to Donate towards their medical expenses. Thank you! Paypal.me/houstonk911 Venmo houstonk-911 Zelle [email protected] Houstonk911rescue.org

♬ The Night We Met – Marianne Beaulieu

After being transported to the rescue, Abbey was put on a feeding schedule to help her gain weight, while Hawk received necessary critical care. Sadly, the grievously injured dog did not pull through as his kidneys had already begun to shut down due to his injuries. However, Abbey continues to recover. She is slowly beginning to gain confidence after her ordeal. 

Animal shelters and rescues in the Houston area are overwhelmed. Many shelters in Houston and surrounding Harris have stated that they are at capacity. Sadly, this trend is mirrored across much of the country as animal surrenders and abandonment climb. Houston K-911 Rescue says that they have between 100 and 150 dogs under their care at any time. 

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