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Homeless Dogs Are Scared Of Being Rescued — Until They Realize They’re Going TOGETHER

It’s simpler to be bold when you’re surrounded by people you can trust.

Hope for Paws, a Los Angeles-based rescue organization, received a call about two pit bulls who had been living together in a truck yard for over six months.

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The dogs had been fed by a woman who worked in the factory next door, but when she had to relocate, she called the rescue organisation to see if they could aid the pups.

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Eldad Hagar, the creator of Hope for Paws, traveled to the truck yard with a team of volunteers from the United States, the United Kingdom, Costa Rica, and Australia in the hopes of rescuing the dogs.

Hagar told The Dodo, “Once we secured the area, Lisa Chiarelli and Lisa Arturo joined me to try to corner the dogs.” “The rescue was difficult since we had to keep an eye on our heads because we were mostly under the vehicles.”

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The crew originally focused on the male dog, who was eventually given the name Clark. Clark was plainly afraid of the strangers in his temporary house, yet he didn’t fight back. Even though he was terrified, he appeared to understand that he needed to be saved, and that these individuals were there to assist him.

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When his rescuers eventually put a leash around him, Clark was trembling, but then someone reached out to pat him, and he let them. After that, he didn’t appear as terrified.

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Clark’s rescuers chained him to the fence while searching for the female dog, whom they ultimately called Lois. She approached Clark by the fence as soon as she spotted him, but she quickly fled out of terror.

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She ultimately caved up and allowed herself to be rescued after a few minutes.

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Lois was terrified at first, but as soon as she and Clark were reunited, she calmed down.

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“Neither dog exhibited any symptoms of aggressiveness – they were just terrified yet relieved,” Hagar added. “We moved Lois closer to Clark so they could have a nice experience with all of us; we just sat there for 30 minutes, talked the names they’d be given, and when I thought they were ready, we took them to our cars so we could go to the hospital.”

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The puppies were driven to the vet in separate automobiles, and Lois began wagging her tail furiously as soon as she saw Clark enter. Everyone could see how much these two loved one other and how keeping them together would be the finest thing they could do.

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