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| This is not my photo, since it all happened too fast for me to snap a photo! Found this on the interwebs...it said it was free...and it's a close approximation of the wee doggo that I hugged for a few moments. |
While on my lunchtime neighborhood walk, I found a wandering doggo!
No tags, no collar.
The only human nearby was a man mowing his lawn across the street.
He kindly turned his machine off as I approached, and explained that he knew every dog on the street, but didn't recognize this one!
Determined to do the right thing, I picked up the wee one, and headed back toward the yard that I'd seen the dog come from.
After only taking a few steps, another dude came out from around a nearby house, said he was working on a car, and that his dog had wandered away!
My fastest rescue yet; not a whole ten minutes...
The man thanked me, and I waived at the mowing man, and resumed my walk.
Today, I am thankful for the many wonders that I encounter; it's astounding to be alive!
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We never leave them to fend for themselves either. It doesn't take that long to try to find their peeps. You've a good heart.
ReplyDeleteHave a fabulous day. ♥
Good save and a quick one too. We're thankful that sweet pup didn't wander too far. Thanks for joining our Thankful Thursday Blog Hop!
ReplyDeleteall rescue could be as easy...hey ...cute pup; glad he was rescued safe...984 paws UP to you V for helping ♥♥♥ L
ReplyDeleteThat was a lucky dog and owner.
ReplyDeleteYou ROCK! We are thankful for people like you! Sometimes those who wander are lost! The dog owner was lucky you were there. We hope you have a marvellously happy day!
ReplyDeleteSo nice. There need to be more people who pay attention and act. Purrs dear friend
ReplyDeleteThat was the fastest rescue I've ever heard of - hooray for you!
ReplyDeleteOh, that's so sweet. I might have been tempted to keep him, if no one came forward!
ReplyDeleteWell you’re our hero and how do you not had a family your family might’ve grown a little bit right?
ReplyDeleteThat was a wonderful thing to have solved it so quickly.
ReplyDeleteGlad the dog was returned to his owner so quickly!
ReplyDeleteGlad you helped this cutie get home.
ReplyDeleteYou saved a life today
ReplyDeleteLucky Boy and Lucky Lawn Mower Man ... and thankful for you!
ReplyDeleteThat is an awesome happy ending. ~hugs~ You rock.
ReplyDeletePeople have to be careful. That Yorkie wouldn't be able to manage the outside like the PO'M could.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for helping that wee pup get back home...in record time!
ReplyDeleteYay, a quick rescue.
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