Aggie

Karen and I went to check a house with a report of an abandoned adult  pit bull. After thoroughly searching the area and not finding the dog,  we  headed back to the van. I looked across the street and I saw a tiny pit bull puppy eating trash. We barely noticed her-she never made a sound. She was very little and I could see her ribs, although she had a pretty big, wormy belly.  She was very intent on trying to find something to eat. Where in the world had she come from? She had a nasty collar on her that was really too big and it had a wire cord tied around it that looked like it’d been cut.

This little girl was starving! Often times when we start to approach a stray out on the streets, they bolt and run from us. This little thing was so intent on eating and going through the trash, she could’ve cared less when I picked her up. The poor, poor little thing.

We immediately got her some food. She dove her head right into the bowl!

Since we found her on Agnes street, we decided to call her Aggie. She is a cutie!

I don’t know where she got away from, but she’d been tied up for sure. She is only 12 weeks old! Thank God we were on that street that day and saw Aggie. She is precious!

Aggie is wishing for her forever family for Christmas! She certainly deserves a much better life than  she had. Thank you for keeping us on the streets 6 days a week to find animals in need like Aggie. It is so hard to see what the majority of these animals out here endure. It is incredibly sad, disturbing and maddening; yet we persevere for the animals still waiting to be found by Chain of Hope. Our supporters have our sincere appreciation.