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Related: About this forumWoman Cradles Shelter Dog In Her Arms Overnight So He Won't Die Alone
Its a heartbreaking reality of dog rescue, that not every dog saved off the streets makes it.
When Janine Guido of Speranza Animal Rescue saw Watson, she could tell the dog was not only exhausted, but that he was ready to die.
Watson had been found by a Good Samaritan in a park a week earlier. The Pit Bull was emaciated, covered in sores and had a large cancerous tumor on his hind leg. Sadly, the cancer had spread and no treatment was going to cure him.
Read more at https://www.reshareworthy.com/woman-comforts-dying-dog/#H7QokUyzXWiyiUYt.99
My eyes are watering.....
UpInArms
(51,279 posts)I am so grateful for the kindness that Janine gave to that sweet boy
FM123
(10,053 posts)This world could sure use some more of those....
TlalocW
(15,373 posts)Several years ago, one of my ferrets was on his last legs, and I knew he wasn't going to last the night so I held him until he went and cried and showed him to his brother so he would understand, and I felt he did.
TlalocW
Karadeniz
(22,461 posts)Pass experiencing love.
Lunabell
(6,044 posts)Poor unloved baby got love at the end. Heartwrenching.
Duppers
(28,117 posts)And bravery and what we all should do for every critter we can.
That lady's one of the best on the planet.
Sobbing here & my big yellow girl wants to know why mom's crying. (I must've been a real dog-momma in a past life, I feel so connected to them.)
demigoddess
(6,640 posts)one day and other one came day after day until his best buddy showed up and then their spirits went off together, happily. I think they come back to say a loving good bye. So giving them a loving send off is good for their souls.