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The person who uploaded the video on Youtube wrote: “Denver, CO July 7, 2011- Went to shut my front window because water was coming in when I saw that somebody left this dog tied to a tree. It had been nearly ten minutes since the rain and hail started. Thank goodness my neighbor acted on behalf of this innocent babe. =(”

As you will see in the video below, the woman runs outside of the house to save the poor dog tied up to the tree. She struggles to loosen up the leash, but since it was really tight, she runs inside to grab a pair of scissors. As soon as she gets back outside in the storm, she cuts the leash, and gets the dog inside with her.

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Lisa Snyder had fallen on hard times when she discovered Joey, a sweet Pointer mix that was tied to a tree and abandoned in Point Fermin Park in San Pedro, CA.

Lisa was living in her inoperable van with her three cats.  She barely had enough to survive herself, when she came across Joey.

But being an animal lover and a person of faith, she knew she had to help.

“He looked scared and snappish. He was quite frankly frightening at first because too many people who were strangers had approached him and he felt cornered,” Synder explained. But she was able to get ahold of leash after he broke away from the pole and calmed him down.

Lisa called the authorities, the shelter, anyone she could think of to pick up the dog but it was late and no one could make it out. The shelter suggested she drop off the dog.

Lisa set off on a three-mile walk to the animal shelter. Her various medical conditions made the walk painful and forced her walk to slow. In the excitement, she had forgotten her jacket and her walking stick. What should have taken an hour, took all night in the rain and cold. By morning, she had made it safely to the shelter where Joey was turned in.

From there, Forte Animal Rescue stepped in and provided the medical and adoption resources to re-home Joey, who is now happy, healthy and living out the rest of his doggy days with his 4 year old best friend and a family who wants him.

Watch the full, incredible story below:

This story is just incredible and it get even better! The community of San Pedro heard about Lisa’s selflessness and gave her a gift of their own: a $3500 thank you.

Snyder is the type of person that make you feel good about humanity.

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The police department received calls about shots fired in the Sulphur Springs area. And at about 100 feet north of Eskimo Drive, they found a poor dog tied to train tracks. The dog had been shot twice, once in the neck and once in the shoulder. The gunshot wounds were critical, and the dog had lost a lot of blood. The police freed the dog from the tracks and rushed her to emergency veterinary care. Watch the video below for the full story.

http://youtu.be/IV1WQmP_dhE

The poor thing! I hope whoever did this to her would suffer the consequences!

If you have any information about the dog’s owner, or whoever is responsible for doing such a horrible thing, please contact the police department at 813-231-6130, or report through Crime Stoppers at 1-800-873-TIPS.

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