Dog Tied

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Workers at a South Carolina humane society said Remy, a 4-year-old Staffy mix, was tied to the pole overnight and discovered in the morning.
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A dog with a rare, severe heart condition was apparently abandoned by someone who could not care for her anymore.
Remy, a 4-year-old Staffy mix, was found tied to a pole Sunday outside the Greenville Humane Society in South Carolina. Staff at the Humane Society told local news channel WYFF that according to security footage, Remy appeared to have been tied up Saturday night, and wasn’t discovered until the next morning.
Whoever left the pup also left a handwritten note. As seen in a photo posted by the shelter on Facebook , the note explains that Remy has health issues and her owner “could not take care of her the way she needed to be.”
“She has illnesses I don’t believe are fixable,” the note reads. “She needs to be Put Down as soon as possible.”
Rachel Delport, the shelter’s CEO, told WYFF that she doesn’t think the owner had malicious intent.
“It was someone who truly wanted the best for her, and just didn’t know what to do,” Delport said.
The shelter said on Facebook that upon discovering Remy, staff members “immediately brought her inside, gave her food, and began a thorough veterinary evaluation.”
Remy appeared to have a skin condition that the shelter chalked up to a poor diet. But the medical exam also revealed something much more concerning.
“Unfortunately, it was determined that Remy is suffering from a grade six heart murmur, which is the most severe and can often be felt through the chest wall,” the shelter’s post reads. The post says the “serious condition” will require an echocardiogram. Remy may also need surgery or a lifelong medication regimen, which Delport told WYFF would be “very expensive.”
Delport said there’s been a surge in abandoned pets “everywhere,” and that 15 animals have been left outside the Greenville facility in the past two weeks. The shelter also noted on Facebook that Remy is one of 96 sick or injured animals in its care.
Due to this, the shelter is asking for donations to its Hope Fund to help these ailing animals.
Delport told WYFF that she understands the reasons why many people desert their pets. She urged people who feel overwhelmed to reach out to the humane society.
“We never want to see an animal abandoned, but if you’re trying in to seek help, please give us a call,” Delport said. “See how we can help, and do things the right way.”

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It takes strength to smile through heartbreak, but 2-year-old Goose didn’t know any different. Even though he had just been tied to a fence and abandoned by his owners with nothing more than a brief note around his neck , the lovable Great Pyrenees-mix still mustered up a tail wag when a stranger in the neighborhood approached him.
“He really likes people,” Lindsey Hawkins, Goose’s new mom and friend of the Good Samaritan who approached him, told The Dodo. “When he saw someone coming up to him, he was just hoping to be loved on.”
According to Hawkins, the note around Goose’s neck said, “Don’t have time. Just take the dog,” which is exactly what the Good Samaritan did. And, although he was dirty and covered head to toe in ticks, Goose smiled through it all .
Goose’s compassionate vet team treated the dog’s illnesses and gave him a thorough cleaning over a couple of days so as to not stress him out too much — but Goose’s gentle spirit never wavered.
“He never once showed an ounce of aggression during all of that,” Hawkins said. “I think he knew we were really just trying to help him out.”
Goose’s smile got even bigger when he was ready to be released from the vet clinic.
Hawkins took him home with her as a temporary foster, but Goose had already made his decision. “The whole ride home, he kept trying to climb from the back of my SUV to the front seat and eventually to my lap,” Hawkins said.
Hawkins believes that Goose had been an outside dog his entire life. The dog's reaction to being inside Hawkins' house for the first time broke her heart.
Goose was too scared to get on any furniture and avoided all spaces with hardwood floors. “He essentially confined himself to the rug in the living room or the carpeted hallway,” Hawkins said.
After sleeping for a couple of days, though, Goose started warming up to his new home and his new siblings, which include a flock of chickens and a senior therapy dog named Zeus.
And it was not much longer before Hawkins knew that Goose would stay for good. “After a short four days with us, he was ours,” she said.
“The day we decided that he was going to be a permanent resident,” she added, “[Goose] stood up on his hind legs, put his front paws on my husband’s shoulders and buried his head into my husband’s chest, as if he was saying, ‘Thank you.’”
It’s been two weeks since Goose first entered Hawkins’ home, but the change in his demeanor is already night and day.
“He has changed from a very mopey, slow-moving dog into a goofy, playful, fun-loving dog,” Hawkins said. “He loves being a house dog now!”
According to Hawkins, Goose not only jumps up on his human’s bed “like it’s his” with a big smile on his face, but he now loves to run all over the house — hardwood floors included.
"One of his favorite things to do is roll around in the yard," Hawkins added.
Goose has also developed a love for toys, thanks to his new sisters.
“The girl dogs showed him how fun toys are,” Hawkins said. “He loves to roll around on the floor going belly-up while holding the toy in his mouth and grabbing it with his feet.”
Goose’s smile continues to grow bigger and more infectious by the day. So much so that Hawkins thinks he could follow in his brother Zeus's paw prints as a therapy dog in the future.
“Who knows,” Hawkins said. “Maybe one day Goose might just make a great therapy dog, too.”

News India Dog tied to rock, thrown into floodwater in Maharashtra’s Chandrapur | Video
A video has surfaced from Maharashtra's Chandrapur in which three men tied a dog to a heavy rock and later threw him into floodwater.
Chandrapur , UPDATED: Jul 19, 2022 10:36 IST
The dog was tied to a rock and later thrown into the floodwater.(Screengrab from the video/Credits: India Today)
TL;DR A dog was tied to a heavy rock and thrown into floodwater in Maharashtra's Chandrapur The entire incident was captured on camera 3 accused have been booked under Section dealing with cruelty and torture to animals
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By India Today Web Desk : A dog was tied to a heavy rock and thrown into floodwater by three men in Maharashtra's Chandrapur on Monday. The video of the incident is now making rounds on social media. The incident is of Daheli village in Ballarpur tehsil and it is alleged that the dog had bitten someone from the village. Angered, the accused tied the dog's feet to a heavy rock and threw him into floodwater in an attempt to kill him.
However, the dog was saved as he struggled in the water and managed to come out of the river. Later, he ran from the spot.
Meanwhile, the entire incident was captured on camera by a man present at the spot. In no time, the video went viral on social media.
Soon after the video came to light, a case was registered against the accused under Section 11 (1) (A)(L) 119 and Section 34 IPC. Based on the complaint by the animal lover's organization, the case has been registered under the section dealing with cruelty and torture to animals.
As per the information, the accused are going to be arrested today.
(This video contains visuals that may be disturbing for some readers. Viewer discretion advised)
In the 1 minute 3 second long video, three men can be seen abusing the dog. Later, they tied him to a heavy rock, and threw him into the river. But the dog managed to come out of the river and later ran from the spot.

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