The family tied the dog in the snow overnight but the neighbor intervened to protect the dog

The owners of the runaway dog have chained it to the yard. She is very scared and distressed if she continues to be outside.


A neighbor noticed the 2-year-old dog shivering in the snow and realized she needed to act. She then called Detroit Pit Crew Canine Rescue, a group that rescues abandoned, injured or sick dogs in Detroit, Michigan, and begged rescuers to help the stranded dog.

We got a call from a detractor who seemed overjoyed that his neighbor had left this little dog out all night in the cold.

After realizing the dog was in immediate danger, rescuers rushed to the scene and attempted to get the dog out. Since late February, it’s been illegal to keep a dog outside for longer than three hours, and the dog’s owner has certainly broken that rule.


Although the owners were present, they refused to speak to the crowd reacting. Then, the next-door neighbor came over and urged the owners to give the dog to the Detriot Pit Crew. SAVING DOG.

Interestingly, the owners have a second dog that they keep outside.

Theresia shared: “[The neighbor] opened the door to show me the dog that was left inside and informed me that the owner had decided to kick the dog out because they didn’t want it anymore. Then I started. said, “Yeah, we’ll take the dog.” . In this weather, she is clearly confused, chilled, and unable to venture outside.


The rescue team gave her the famous Blizzard after the hardships she went through. Blizzard’s relief and happiness was too much for her.


Theresia shared: “When we first picked it up, we knew it was adorable. She was licking for help.”

The dog curled up and fell asleep as they positioned Blizzard in their trailer.

Her foot was bleeding, swollen, and numb, so the crew took her to the doctor as quickly as possible.

Theresia said: “He will make a full recovery. She is quite cold, and the weather is quite terrible.”

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