It’s heartbreaking to find abandoned animals left to fend for themselves. Too bad, that many irresponsible people throw away their pets and some don’t even bother to give them away to the animal shelter.
A good Samaritan from San Antonio, Texas, tried to intervene in a situation like that. When she saw a woman throwing her 4 dogs out of the car in a vacated lot, she confronted the offender. In the recording she took, we can hear her clearly stating the consequences that may follow if she pursues to ditch her pets, so the kind woman tried to change her mind. Even after the worried person tried to give her directions to the animal care services, the heartless woman proceeded to dump her dogs and drove away.
After the authorities have been informed, the three dogs have been found and delivered to the shelter, but the 4th dog was missing. Luckily the ex-owner of these pets had a change of heart and helped to locate the last dog. She turned herself in after delivering the last dog to Animal care services.
According to the Texas laws, an individual convicted of abandoning an animal may be sentenced to up to a year in county jail and a fine of up to $4,000.
Let’s just hope that this situation will teach her and other people to take responsibility for their pets.
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A Texan woman recently captured a disturbing video right outside her house
A good Samaritan intervened when a pet owner tried to abandon her dogs
She warned the offender about the consequences of this and even gave directions to the Animal care services
But that didn’t stop her…
The woman did her deed and simply drove away
Four dogs were didn’t even realize what’s happening, as they were excited to get outside
But their owner didn’t come back
And as the car drove off, someone in the back of the car even flipped off the resident
When the authorities have been informed, the three dogs have been found and delivered to the shelter, but the 4th dog was missing
Image credits: City of San Antonio Animal Care Services
Luckily the ex-owner of these pets had a change of heart and helped to locate the last dog
Image credits: City of San Antonio Animal Care Services
According to the Texas laws, an individual convicted of abandoning an animal may be sentenced to up to a year in county jail and a fine of up to $4,000
Image credits: City of San Antonio Animal Care Services
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