Loyalty at all cost and 4 legs (mostly)
And sorry for the multiple chihuahua posts but the title of this thread got me thinking I'd share a story with y'all. I work with a dude who adopted this little chihuahua. When he found her she was severely beaten and tied to a street sign post. He found out after taking her to the vet he found that her back was broken. Some sorry POS did this to a little dog.
So, being the good dude that he is, he built her some back wheels to roll around on and adopted her. She has to wear a diaper and scoots around on her rear end as her back half is paralyzed. She's hilarious. Again, totally fearless.
My buddy lets her go for Harley rides in his jacket with him too.
I think it speaks highly of people's character when they go out of their way to save an animal that has virtually no chance. He's a good dude. He has a good sense of humor too. The dogs name is "maybe"! :rofl:
It's pretty cool when the loyalty goes both ways.
And sorry for the multiple chihuahua posts but the title of this thread got me thinking I'd share a story with y'all. I work with a dude who adopted this little chihuahua. When he found her she was severely beaten and tied to a street sign post. He found out after taking her to the vet he found that her back was broken. Some sorry POS did this to a little dog.
So, being the good dude that he is, he built her some back wheels to roll around on and adopted her. She has to wear a diaper and scoots around on her rear end as her back half is paralyzed. She's hilarious. Again, totally fearless.
My buddy lets her go for Harley rides in his jacket with him too.
I think it speaks highly of people's character when they go out of their way to save an animal that has virtually no chance. He's a good dude. He has a good sense of humor too. The dogs name is "maybe"! :rofl:
It's pretty cool when the loyalty goes both ways.