Somebody tied two dogs to a pole outside a closed animal shelter and left them in the dark.
It was Halloween night, outside Associated Humane Societies in Forked River, New Jersey. The shelter had been closed for some time.
They appear to be a Bernese mountain dog and a golden retriever.
AHS says they were cold, in the dark, hungry and scared.
Picture your dog tied to a pole, watching for the car that isn't coming back.
AHS says it will not shame or judge anyone who needs to surrender a pet. Nobody had to do this.
Tying your dogs to a pole in the dark is not surrender. It's abandonment.
Both dogs are now getting care at another facility.
If you can't keep your dog, how hard is one phone call?
H/t AHS Forked River via Daily Voice
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Beau was left in an empty house in Las Vegas for weeks, and he still wagged his tail when help finally showed up.
The Animal Foundation says this Las Vegas dog was abandoned in a vacant home. His back legs had severe necrotic wounds, some down to the bone. A rubber band was tied around his testicles, causing severe tissue damage. He was too weak to stand.
When an Animal Protection Services officer got to him, he wagged his tail and let the officer pet him.
He survived emergency surgery. He's still got a long road ahead.
Somebody did this to him. Who leaves a dog like that?
H/t The Animal Foundation via KSNV