Stray dog shakes in horror after an earthquake – What police do makes public’s HEARTS MELT
They have hearts of gold! (Video)
More than 300 people perished in the powerful earthquake that struck Mexico City — but thanks to the dedication of first responders, an untold number of people have been rescued. And in the midst of all that devastation, those on hand to help have proven time and time again that even the humblest of creatures are worth saving, too. Two days following the 7.1 magnitude quake, members of Mexico’s Federal Police discovered an injured stray puppy who seemed paralyzed with fear, huddled alone along a hard-hit street. Officer Gil was among the first to notice the pup, who appeared to have given up all hope.
“Some superficial wounds were visible on her body and she was scared, refusing to eat or drink water. At that moment she apparently could not move,” said Gil. Though some might have passed the puppy by, Gil and his fellow officers refused to ignore her. So they gently lifted her from the spot where she’d become stranded, and after a brief medical assessment, rushed her via motorcycle to Mexico City’s Central Veterinary Clinic. At the clinic, the puppy underwent an examination. Though she was found to have some slight internal and external injuries, likely suffered during a building collapse, fortunately none of her wounds were life-threatening.
The biggest gift was yet to come!
She was now in good hands, and began to perk up. The puppy’s caretakers soon discovered what a sweet dog she is — and just how much she enjoys treats … Given the petrified condition she had been found in, the puppy’s recovery has been remarkably swift. It wasn’t long before she was eating and drinking normally. The next day, she got a visit from Gil and a few of the other officers who had rescued her. The bighearted cops even brought her a present: a cozy pillow, so she could recuperate in comfort. But the biggest gift was yet to come!!! Watch the rescue in the video and don’t forget to share the article with your friends on Facebook so we can pay tribute to these police officers.