A recent rescue story in Humboldt County in California had a very happy ending despite its tragic beginning. The ending could have gone the other way had it not been for some concerned community members.
The story involves an elderly little dog, a deceased human companion, a police rescue, a local shelter with a great memory, and a caring adopter. unique. In an age of so much bad news, this story is sure to bring a smile to your face and remind you of a loving place in the world.
Passersby saw the small dog locked inside an abandoned car
A woman commuting in Humboldt County noticed an abandoned vehicle on the side of the road. She was surprised to find a small dog locked inside the car. She did the right thing and reported the situation to Humboldt County Sheriff’s Office. Officers arrived at the scene and freed the frightened dog. They have the right to work to determine who is the owner of the car and to whom the little dog also belongs.
The police department discovered that the dog’s body was gone
The police department’s investigation leads to an eye-opening discovery. The dog’s companion was found to have actually died by suicide. According to comments on social media, the man abandoned the car to commit suicide, leaving the dog locked inside.
Local animal shelter locates next dog Kin
Humboldt County Animal Shelter owned an orphaned dog and had the right to work. They learn that the dog’s name is Banks. They were able to track down relatives who lived outside the area where the dog was found. Relatives informed Humboldt County Animal Shelter that Banks was about 15 years old. Unable to get the dog into themselves, they ask the shelter to find Banks home to live out his golden years.
Humboldt County Animal Shelter pays tribute to a potential breeder
The shelter staff work tirelessly to match the dog with the best possible adopters. In this case, the shelter’s assistant Jeanette Duncan remembered a qualified applicant looking to adopt a “kind dog.” Meredith Maier is the co-owner of a local dog-friendly eatery called Six Rivers Brewery. Meredith was super excited to receive the call about Banks, his story, and his need for a new permanent home.
“We are very proud and thrilled to be doing the work we are doing here at the shelter providing a safe haven for so many pets in need and returning them to their owners or to their lives. new” Duncan wrote on Facebook.
Congratulations to Banks, Meredith, and the Humboldt County government for creating the best possible outcome from this sad situation.
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Featured image Humboldt County Sheriff’s Department / Facebook
