It’s not uncommon to see stray dogs wandering the streets. In fact, most of us can recall an occasion when we encountered one during the day.
But how frequently do we stop to lend a hand, or even witness someone offering help? A small act, like providing food, can sometimes make all the difference.
It’s not a monumental task, yet this kindness is more rare than one might think. Collectively, we need to step up and support the animals that are in distress.
This narrative revolves around a compassionate rescuer who came across two stray puppies and chose to assist them.
The Cutest Roadblock

While driving down the road, a rescuer from Luck’s Rescue in Georgia came across a group of stray dogs.
She observed that two puppies appeared frightened yet were in need of help. They were feral and unfamiliar with human beings.
As they cautiously approached her, the puppies barked out of uncertainty, but still drew nearer.
Once they got close enough, it was like a switch flipped, and they became calm. This presented a perfect moment for the rescuer to take action.

Once in her vehicle, she provided them with food, as they had been deprived for an extended period, making it a heartbreaking sight.
But things were about to improve. They were on their way to a veterinary clinic in Georgia for the care they so desperately needed.
They received immediate treatment with dewormers and vaccinations. After a much-needed bath, their rescuer also ensured that every tick was removed from their bodies.
Now named Fido and Finley, both dogs were placed in a foster home where they would be prepared for adoption.
Mission Was Not Over Yet

While both dogs’ stories conclude on a positive note, this selfless rescuer was not finished. There were more dogs in that vicinity that required her assistance.
Previously, she had tried to catch them unsuccessfully. She discovered that there was someone feeding them, so she sought out this kind person.
After locating them, she kindly requested help with trapping the dogs and addressing their medical needs, as the person was not able to assist financially.
It was now time to rescue them all. To attract their attention, she set up multiple feeding stations, which proved to be effective.

This tactic captured their interest, yet they remained fearful. Fido and Finley’s mother was present too, but regrettably, she was blind and had limited mobility.
Positive changes were on the horizon for these dogs, as they were soon to receive the medical attention they required, with their rescuer assuring their placement in a suitable foster home.
Though the future remains uncertain, we have every reason to believe that efforts are underway to help them discover a loving new home.