Starved Siberian Husky Eating Sticks And Stones To Survive Finally Gets What She Wishes For
One of the terrible experiences is the feeling when your stomach growls because of hunger but you have nothing to put into your mouth. There will be moments when all we need is just a slice of bread or anything that can ease our hunger. However, while humans can seek help from other people or social organizations when they are hard up, other species have to manage to live on their own. In the case of the Siberian Husky called Willow, he was determined to survive, even if that meant he had to chew and swallow stones and soil.
"I decided to turn around, and the dog was sitting there just giving up, barely moving," Letourneau said. "It was just starved to death and needed something warm."
Eilleen really believed that if the men hadn’t passed by and stopped to help Willow, she would have died within a day. She weighed only 33 lbs (or 15kg), less than 20 ibs (9kg) compared to the weight of a healthy 2-year-old husky.
Willow seemed to love water so much that she went for a swim whenever she had a chance. "Her foster mum has to coax her out with treats so that she doesn't get too wet and catch a cold."
The sweet husky finally had a forever home on March 16th. “We were fortunate enough to find a family who has experience with this breed, and they're so happy to include Willow as a new, furry family member," Maple Ridge SPCA assistant branch manager Faydra Nichols said.
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Source: BC SPCA
"I decided to turn around, and the dog was sitting there just giving up, barely moving," Letourneau said. "It was just starved to death and needed something warm."
Source: BC SPCA
Source: BC SPCA
Eilleen really believed that if the men hadn’t passed by and stopped to help Willow, she would have died within a day. She weighed only 33 lbs (or 15kg), less than 20 ibs (9kg) compared to the weight of a healthy 2-year-old husky.
Source: BC SPCA
Source: BC SPCA
Willow seemed to love water so much that she went for a swim whenever she had a chance. "Her foster mum has to coax her out with treats so that she doesn't get too wet and catch a cold."
Source: BC SPCA
The sweet husky finally had a forever home on March 16th. “We were fortunate enough to find a family who has experience with this breed, and they're so happy to include Willow as a new, furry family member," Maple Ridge SPCA assistant branch manager Faydra Nichols said.
Source: BC SPCA
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