While it's good to count on your friends for help, sometimes we all have to learn how to be entirely self-sufficient. The little dog in the video below was forced to learn that lesson, but by the end of it, you'll easily agree that this little puppy is going to make it quite okay.
It all began a few days earlier. At a clinic in Mexico, a nice woman decided to bring in her own dog, but while she was at it, she decided to bring in a "neighborhood" dog to be neutered as well.
This poor dog had to live his life out on the streets, and while he got some food from nice neighbors, he never had a "forever home" to call his own, along with a family that would love him no matter what.
The clinic performed the surgery and gave the dog back to the woman, and she took him back to the neighborhood and re-released him.
Using his incredible nose, this handsome little fellow walked right back to the clinic and tried his best to open the door.
The employees of the clinic were awe-struck and didn't even know what to do at first. After they realized the dog was having some trouble opening the door, they finally helped him out. And since that day, he's refused to leave.
He's taking his own fate into his own paws, and we're sure with an attitude like that, he'll be finding a "forever home" in no time!
What would you name this wonderful dog? Let us know in the comments below!
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Sometimes you get to rescue yourself.This sweet boy was brought in as a "neighborhood" dog to be neutered at our clinic in Mexico a few days ago by a nice woman who was brining in her own dog. He did well, recovered, and went back to the area with the woman.Then, the day after he left, who showed up all by himself at the door of or clinic other than this handsome fellow. He just strolled up on his own, asking to be left in, and now refuses to leave.We double checked with the woman who brought him in to confirms he belongs to no one, just roams the colony, which is very common in the area. She let us know he has nowhere to call home and has been around for many months.So, looks like we have another clever Meximutt to head north for our next rescue.Any ideas on names?www.cwob.org
Posted by Compassion Without Borders on Sunday, October 25, 2015
