Bonded dogs left homeless after tragic Schoharie accident


On Tuesday, a social media plea was issued on behalf of two bonded dogs who were left homeless after the devastating Schoharie, New York, limousine accident which claimed 20 lives. The plea was posted to Steve Caporizzo’s Pet Connection Facebook page – it reads in part:


We need Your Help…..
Need to find the most Loving home for Hazel and Jada together.

One of the victims of the tragic Schoharie accident has two wonderful pitties now needing a home. Our Thought and Prayers are with all the victims and their families. Its hard to even imagine the terrible pain and the shock that continues today.

The homeless dogs

According to the post, Jada (light color with white patch on her face) and Hazel, are mother and daughter and they belonged to 29-year-old Amanda Rivenburg of Albany. Both dogs are up to date on shots and are described as “good with kids and other dogs.”

The post has been shared over 1,100 times, with multiple offers to help (though it has not been confirmed whether or not the dogs have yet found a new home). Find the plea for help at this link to Facebook.

The tragic accident

Last weekend’s tragic limousine accident claimed the lives of 17 passengers in a limo which had been rented for a birthday celebration. The limo driver was also killed, as were two pedestrians who were struck when the vehicle crashed.

(Images via Facebook)

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