So Who Left The Dogs To Fend For Themselves?
That’s what the Cameron County authorities would like to know when they found seventeen dogs left to fend for themselves in a flooded out building at Green Valley Farms.
How could anybody just leave these little dogs when they knew there was going to be some flooding in the area?
The Director Johnny Cavazos from the Emergency Management said: They were left abandoned in their kennels. They were up to their neck in water with no food and drinking water. The poodle-mix dogs had been locked inside kennels and were unable to escape the water. One of the dogs was found unconscious, a county animal control officer was able to perform cardiopulmonary resuscitation and the dog responded.
Luckily these guys came around to search for people in the flooded area or these dogs might not of made it though the flooding.
Read the article by Laura B Martinez here.
How could anybody just leave these little dogs when they knew there was going to be some flooding in the area?
The Director Johnny Cavazos from the Emergency Management said: They were left abandoned in their kennels. They were up to their neck in water with no food and drinking water. The poodle-mix dogs had been locked inside kennels and were unable to escape the water. One of the dogs was found unconscious, a county animal control officer was able to perform cardiopulmonary resuscitation and the dog responded.
Luckily these guys came around to search for people in the flooded area or these dogs might not of made it though the flooding.
Read the article by Laura B Martinez here.
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