A Labrador mix from Ecuador found himself the victim of a car collision yesterday when he was hit as he attempted to cross the street. Injured and limping, the unnamed dog crawled to a sidewalk and lay there hoping for the pain to go away or for a miracle to take place.

The miracle happened when two policemen noticed him and instead of leaving him there to his own fate the men offered the dog emergency care and later transported him to a veterinary clinic.

The officers who could have gone on with their day and ignored the stray instead approached the animal and investigated the seriousness of the injuries.

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Sadly, Yolanda and one of the dogs named Elvis, were both killed. Charles and the other two dogs, survived the accident. Charles was taken the hospital, and the dogs were taken to the emergency vet clinic by the firefighters who responded.

The dogs were taken to the North Houston Veterinary Specialists (NHVS). Although one of the dogs didn’t survive, he was taken to the vet as well to be with his companions. Since the staff didn’t know the dogs’ names, they named them Hope (whose real name is Lucy), Faith (whose real name is Judy Brown), and Angel (whose real name is Elvis)–the dog who was killed in the crash.

One of the firefighters who responded to the crash was a dog parent. He knew that with this tragedy, the family will have a lot of their plate. And since the dogs were at the vet getting treated, and probably needing more surgery, he created a GoFundMe page to help them.

The money donated to the site will cover the costs of the vet bills. Judy Brown aka Faith, had severe wounds and minor lacerations, but she is doing well.

>She has recovered and has been released from the hospital, and is now being cared for by one of the family members.

However, Lucy, aka Hope, is still in the hospital.

Suzanne Merritt, assistant manager at NHVS, told The Dodo “We have been monitoring her for a disc compression injury in her neck as she is unable to use her hind limbs. Yesterday she underwent surgery to relieve the compression. We are still monitoring her and will begin rehabilitation soon.”

It is a miracle that these two dogs survived. A big thank you to the firefighters who helped these dogs and helped the family gather funds for the vet bills.

If you want to help, you can send your donations to Hope, Faith, & Angel Recovery Fund. You can also visit THIS FACEBOOK PAGE for updates about Lucy and Judy Brown’s recovery.

You can read more details of this story at The Dodo and at ABC 13.

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