Watch This Woman Convince Guy To Give Her His Chained-Up Dog And Puppies | The Dodo Faith = Restored

[@adma8D]

I was so happy when she said “we didn’t leave any dogs behind” 😭 I really thought they were gonna leave that last dog behind

[@sentikalalongkumer2457]

I thought the same 😭😭😭😭

[@cocoispreppyashismines]

Same i literally would have cried 😭😭 How do you leave a dog behind like :(

[@juanitanixon3871]

Same

[@smilingsince87]

Yea but they didn’t say if it got adopted, they just talked about the puppies and mama.

[@editor_dixtor7820]

Yeah they did all of them got adopted!

[@LotusHeart777]

She treated that man respectfully not judging not "chewing him out." Her goal was to save those doggies.

[@st4rdyy]

Mhm! She is a very nice woman ^^

[@TradingPsychology1M]

That's why she is a lovely woman ❤

[@YoutubeCensorsYou]

She was smart. He would probably not give her the dog if she started off attacking him and cursing him. Exactly as she said in the video.

[@billrobbins5874]

Great job, thank you so much.

[@Starlight-rb3sp]

@CLAW 0608 What has that got to do with this?

[@sarahtonen4873]

some people are so full of love they can only give love. this woman is a hero

[@jeremiahjones937]

Yeeeeesss

[@geethab6390]

💯

[@idkdragon3328]

I would do anything to have a puppy, i use to have a dog but didn't really experience having one since i was like 2 years old, we also got another dog that we only had for a day

[@beedgehog]

@@idkdragon3328 I'm sorry. What happened?

[@beedgehog]

@@manishas9411 Well the man did the thing in the end tho

[@HonchoHundo]

"If I was rude I wouldn't have gotten that end result" Yessssss lady!! 👏👏👏 We need soo much more of this in people

[@Crybaby-Media]

People don’t understand the old saying “You catch more flies with honey than vinegar “

[@sophia23346]

Jesus loves you all no matter what he is coming back soon Jesus is king my savior my everything ❤God is real how could something so complex like the universe and humans be made from bacteria or rocks or evolution we just couldn’t God made

[@sophia23346]

@@Crybaby-Media Jesus loves you all no matter what he is coming back soon Jesus is king my savior my everything ❤God is real how could something so complex like the universe and humans be made from bacteria or rocks or evolution we just couldn’t God made

[@SagalDuran]

​@sophia23346 you're so confused. There is One God and Jesus is his Prophet ❤

[@john-o1g9p]

@@SagalDuran and you are judgemental. what you are doing is not what we are here for.

[@marjoriepreston6620]

She's so right... She was kind to the dog owner, and as a result, he surrendered the dogs. Wish more people understood in this divided world that you cannot persuade anyone with judgment and anger.

[@BonoboSapiens]

You do not need to persuade when damage is being inflicted to a creature.

[@corbeau-_-]

in a lot of cases, these people don't want to do harm. They just lack skills, money, a proper upbringing themselves. Not giving a damn about something is often the cause of massive frustration. If you make clear you are trying to help, not trying to judge, you get a lot more done. For example, I don't think the owner was aware that chain was way too heavy for that dog. Getting angry about it also has to do with frustration, btw. Stress is everything in life... makes us look for food, a partner, love, etc. Not all of us are lucky, or have the right tools to get there. Glad this woman is trying her best for these dogs and owners.

[@realsecrets1]

@@corbeau-_- dont bullshit me. Gotta hang people who harm animals.

[@jiayue4408]

@@realsecrets1 wake up this is reality 💀, stop living in your sheltered world and think about people’s situations a little more logically

[@salmonella4u]

@@tragicdoomedyuri Dogs are family. Not lawn ornaments. There is no reason having a dog and chaining it up. I've had dogs all my life. So has my family, friends and neighbors. All feeling the same way. If it's maybe for a few hours a day perhaps if she goes to work or something, that's not as bad. But not all day and/or all night! I've had neighbors doing that sort of thing. The dog getting absolutely no attention. It's cruel. Dogs are social animals, they feel pain, the get bored, they love to play and be paid attention to. We aren't supposed to tie our kids up like that, so why dogs? Also, being exposed to the elements, if there is no dog house or anything either is inhumane.

[@mickjen]

I'm so glad he wasn't defensive or angry. He knew they needed more than he could manage. Some people cannot understand how anxiety or shame can completely paralyze you from doing the right thing.

[@margaret928]

that is so true. Very wise statement

[@workforaliving5763]

ugh. So chaining and starving a kid is ok? if you wouldn't do it to a kid, you don't do it to a dog..... sick

[@kayla_wayla6667]

@@workforaliving5763 that’s not a kid tho🤔 he didn’t even have enough money to feed himself goofy stop it

[@mashiron146]

@@kayla_wayla6667 dont bother. Kids understand little about this world

[@cullyx2913]

@@workforaliving5763 😷

[@piereb1748]

the dogs were comfortable with strangers so he was not malicious or cruel. He just didnt know how to get help or expect that anyone would be pleased to take them freely.great story,great dogs,great work.

[@oliviaocasain9980]

He wasn't malicious, but he was cruel.

[@hashthehaunter1197]

@@oliviaocasain9980 not a cruel person but cruel actions.

[@erowiid2000]

@@oliviaocasain9980 You realize that malicious and cruel are the same thing, right?

[@graybonesau]

@@erowiid2000 No.

[@Am0ha]

That guy is a horrible person the dog would’ve been in a better situation if it was put to death

[@christinehodges6]

I hope this man felt better about himself as a person after doing the right thing. He deserves good things in life. I also hope he knows that his humility and strength with letting them go was the most loving thing he could do for them. Because of that, he brought so much joy to their new families. This has me in tears!! ❤

[@sophia23346]

Jesus loves you all no matter what he is coming back soon Jesus is king my savior my everything ❤God is real how could something so complex like the universe and humans be made from bacteria or rocks or evolution we just couldn’t God made

[@sourdough216]

He literally abused the animals. Get a grip.

[@meiravronen4993]

There is a saying "He who shows mercy to the cruel will end up being cruel to the merciful". That is you

[@eddypuentes6155]

​@@sourdough216true. I'm just glad he realized he wasn't apt to take care of them and decided to give them up to that nice lady=). Had it not been for her they wouldn't have lived very long=(.

[@TC-dw6wg]

Guy abused dogs and you want to give him a parade! Zero accountability by you all! He will do it !!

[@Themudeater]

I’m grateful that the original owner was able to acknowledge that he wasn’t caring for the dogs adequately so they needed to go. I don’t think he was sadistic, I think he just didn’t know what he was doing.

[@macs-13]

Maybe poor or depressed

[@cocothepumpkin256]

I think he was too poor

[@barbossa70]

Common sense is a lost art form

[@DagiMeLuvULongTime]

@@macs-13 i might be depressed but logic stays ... no means to care for any animal reach out for hep!

[@cindywarren1085]

Amazing people and amazing dogs

[@1112-m6p]

Doesn't seem like the guy was malicious or didn't care about his dogs. He genuinely sounded like he had no idea how to properly take care of them.

[@hotshot5186]

Also the guy was poor!

[@fireflymiesumae]

Probably, it happens sometimes, especially when people are advanced in age.

[@jessshnarcky1089]

I think he realized that the woman was going to actually take care of the dogs which is why he let her take them.

[@chirpy1381]

It's difficult for me to accept because he may not be aware to take the dog inside and unchained but could have fed enough food. It won't cost a lot. This is my opinion.

[@1112-m6p]

@@chirpy1381 if he was poor he might not have enough money to feed the dog.

[@adeleduram4242]

"We didn't leave any dog behind", that brought tears to my eyes. God bless you abundantly.

[@abhisheksingh2873]

Ohhh

[@follow-me-lead-the-way]

God didn't do anything. Damn you people lol

[@kerryganly8266]

@@follow-me-lead-the-way you bad

[@kerryganly8266]

@@follow-me-lead-the-way shes doing the right thing so dont be mean

[@follow-me-lead-the-way]

@@kerryganly8266 i wasnt being mean just stating the obvious. I dont know what narcissist came up with the idea of god but its been so and so thousands of years and aint nobody seen him yet. Its just a created excuse to control people and the thought of a god has been passed down for generation after generation.

[@anusha7536]

This was eye opening. I genuinely believe the man took care of his dogs as best he could. There is evil in the world, but sometimes neglect can come from not knowing any better and not having the resources. He’s a good man. It takes strength and real love to let go of his dogs (especially mama dog) and think what is best for the dog. He barely hesitated when she said she wanted to get the mom spayed and vaccinated. I think he should get credit for being selfless. It’s really, really hard to give your dogs away.

[@maria_goretti]

Yes to be able to give his dogs away knowing they will have a better life is really great.

[@shamusomalley4263]

If he kept a human chained up and starved them instead of simply letting them go, would he still be a good man?

[@brmbkl]

@@shamusomalley4263 and what if the man was a dog, would you then feel more than disdain?

[@aiku111]

@@brmbkl Lol that doesn't make sense

[@ecall1771]

Hmmm, I think not. The guy's a dirt bag. Anyone who can do that to a living creature that is totally dependent on you is a dirt bag.

[@leticiamilan3575]

She was very respectful to that man. I appreciate that. He did the right thing and he will be rewarded for it.

[@davidwashington9347]

I think the reward was her reassuring him that it is okay to ask for help. Sometimes a reward comes through compassion and forgiveness

[@Viv1398]

Fair enough, but if she hadn't come along, those dogs would still be living a horrible life !!

[@sonneversets3530]

@@Viv1398 He probably already has more, doing the same to them. :/ Ppl like that just don’t stop, b/c someone came along & took their income away.

[@AngeloBarovierSD]

@@sonneversets3530 If you don't have faith that some people can change, then they never will.

[@shara5985]

@@AngeloBarovierSD People need to be self-reliant. It shouldn't take someone else saying that "you can change" for you to want to change and be better. It's like you're trying to place the blame on us for the other person's inability and lack of willpower.

[@stephaniemoore3779]

What makes me the happiest, is how kind everyone here is. Understanding that not everyone is cruel or intentionally hurting their dogs. Kindness works best.

[@allenesloan4018]

Q

[@Axiomatic75]

Yes, I'm very surprised reading the comments. And I agree, the dude didn't seem evil, he probably needs a foster family as much as the dogs.

[@oliviaocasain9980]

He still abused the dogs though. Whether or not he meant to do it, it's a crime.

[@Axiomatic75]

@@oliviaocasain9980 I'm not arguing against it, it was abuse. But a monster he is not. And I say that as someone who absolutely loves dogs (I have 5).

[@hashthehaunter1197]

@@oliviaocasain9980 not an abuser.

[@kane_nyx]

When the man said “don’t be scared of her” means that he cares about his dogs. By the looks of his property in itself he might not be getting enough money to give to his poor animals. Another tell he was a man with a good heart is that his dogs didn’t look scared or try to bite at him when he handled them. Animals don’t lie about their feelings! I hope they do well in their life just like these dogs

[@andreatassi7162]

absouletly true, for what i get an animal right activist asked a poor family/person to help him taking his dog to make them live in good healt condition and the person said yes,was just a bit more hard to get the mama dog cause probably the affection as they probably owned mama dog for a long time(looking at all the pets she did) but when she said we gonna get mama dog vaccinated and sleep in warmer place the owner said instatly yes and put apart the affection for the safe of mama dog. Honestly i was expecting to see the same situation but where the owner is not so smart and empathetic and so doesn't care for the dogs life and doesn't want to gave them to her and just then he get convinced,that will be epic

[@lushhclub819]

Yeah ...thats why he's got a heavy chain on her neck...probably sold many pups

[@psp4604]

You can't be serious. The dogs were malnourished and in a horrible environment. That man has no business owning dogs. Don't care whether it's a poverty thing. You don't chain up a dog and let it breed. It's no excuse whatsoever.

[@marymashari9946]

@susan ivy he called for help from an animal activist or shelter he didn't want money and straight away said yes to give them away to have a better life he didn't profit from them

[@marymashari9946]

@@psp4604 I think it'd be more disgusting if he was an arrogant man who saw no error in his ways you could see his dog didn't hate him never tried to bite or bark at him nor did they show fear of the man so he was a good person in a bad situation because what if he had these dogs before everything went downhill he is kind he got them help and with no hesitation did he give the dogs away to whom he knew as professionals so they suffer no longer

[@wingsoffirefan4849]

The way he changed his decision that quick when he heard how much better she could have been just warms my heart❤

[@sophia23346]

Jesus loves you all no matter what he is coming back soon Jesus is king my savior my everything ❤God is real how could something so complex like the universe and humans be made from bacteria or rocks or evolution we just couldn’t God made

[@dmp9021]

The reason mama Lucky is so sweet is because the man was a nice person. He did not abuse her. He was just poor. But not mean to the dogs, so they were nice. Thank you for saving them all and finding loving homes...great story.

[@anaalina5964]

Not necessarily true. A lot of beaten dogs are also friendly because that is their way of trying to submit in order to not get beat. I don't think this guy hit the dogs, just wanted to clear things up. Just because a dog is nice, doesn't mean their owner is too.

[@anyfightinggamezfine69]

Being poor doesnt justify leaving the dog on a chain for its entire life and neglecting it. Hes a fucking moron

[@kumaranvij]

@P RM I don't know anything about most people in the world who have done horrible things. But they have done horrible things nonetheless. What I will say about him is this: he let his dog go. He was capable of change. So good for him. But I hope he doesn't take any more dogs and chain them.

[@nathaliebertrand8021]

Espèce de conne, la pauvreté n'a rien à voir avec ça.

[@anyfightinggamezfine69]

@@kumaranvij he probably will if hes this stupid in the first place i doubt he learned anything in that short encounter. Probly figures he can sell the dogs or get paid like he did last time. She shoulda told him not to chain anymore dogs or she'll call the police

[@kirathenightowl]

You can just tell the guy didn't make the dogs suffer on purpose. He was attached to the mom dog, to the point he didn't want to give her up. And yet, when he heard she could get vaccinated, and just a better life, he let her go. I'm so glad the woman treated him nicely

[@brmbkl]

so true. I can't help but think that instead of shaming people for being poor, they could be helped financially. but, oh well, this world...

[@juanelorriaga2840]

Yeah not a bad guy he likes animals but didn’t have the money so giving them up must have been hard

[@1219monique]

@@brmbkl really, he probably needs to be put in a home himself.

[@kearl3490]

sometimes animal rescuers hate humans bc of all the harm they cause. they don't seem to realize that sometimes they don't know what to do obviously i'm not talking about people who hurt animals, that's always evil

[@asdfghjkl-oo7lv]

@@kearl3490 this is one of the reasons why I do not want to go to vet school. I got my certificate in vet assistant and we handle the humans more than we handle the dogs. It was overwhelming. Some pet owners were just selfish like not spaying their dogs (dog kept getting pregnant), made a dog suffer for way too long (euthanasia was not an option for them), lots of backyard breeders, and some people who refused to pay for medical care (but could afford the expensive puppy). Anyways, it was overwhelming but your comment made me realize a lot.

[@KM-nq7ez]

Same thing happened to my friend... every day she would drive past this house that had this horribly matted dog chained with a HEAVY chain to a tree, no shelter, water, blanket-nothing. Sh called ASPCA and nothing was done about the situation so my friend decided to make “ friends” with the “owner”. Just one day stopped and asked could she pet her dog, “ just because she loves dogs sooo much”.... day later she stopped again and said “ Do you mind if I give your dog my steak bone from dinner last night?” -owner let her. Two days later... “ Hi wondering if I could give your dog this old animal crate I found someone had out on the trash pile for pickup “ and on it went for several weeks... eventually the woman gave my friend the dog.❤️

[@fancifuldevices]

Amazing story. It makes me teary.

[@58479ishere]

Thats amazing. I'll try something like this if I ever come across a situation like this

[@untetheredsoul4335]

That's wonderful!!!

[@oltoz7003]

Amazing!

[@fernandod4046]

Idiots over here are terrible dog owners. My friend had to rescue the same dog off the street 3 times and on the third time he went to the owners and threatened them that if he sees their dog again, they're not getting it back.

[@jmac7133]

You can see he treated them with kindness. They got love, he just couldn’t give them everything. He was very respectful and kind. Sometimes you need to ask for help. There are resources but not everyone has access to those!

[@8thhousealchemist600]

What a wonderful woman and at least the guy did the right and finally surrendered them.

[@AnimalLover-hh9yd]

Yes definitely

[@DawnOldham]

Couldn’t have said it better.

[@Lazaruslove]

People really need education. Thank you for helping her

[@AnimalLover-hh9yd]

@@Lazaruslove no there just needs to be better people out there

[@VerosBeautyChannel]

He didn’t fight it and didn’t get angry. I knew he knew he was doing the right thing

[@karah916]

We would feel so differently about the man had she not described him kindly. Now we have compassion for him instead of anger. I wish humanity was more like this, as it’s up to us to choose the narrative.

there's is no narrative really when you deal with the facts. If you go but "he/she said" then yeah, the narrative must be strong with this one.

[@crash3s693]

@ the narrative connects the facts, so they make sense. In this case, I wondered why do those malnourished dogs seem to feel happy, wagging their tails and being so welcoming to other people. I would have expected them to be afraid or even aggressive because they are obviously not well cared for. The video gives an explanation.

[@g0oberdm417]

@ Not to note on this individual case, but depending on scenarios the "facts" may vary, people don't always speak the whole truth. This case is pretty obvious but shares similarities to other videos on KZbin. For example there were a lot of "rescue" videos that were posted over the past few years on various platforms. It turned out that a decent minority of those cases (the specific video style in question) were faked (ie animal abuse). Just warning ya to remain skeptical, nothing more. Have a nice day.

@@g0oberdm417 I've been dealing with these "type of owners" my whole life since I rescue and adopts dogs myself. I don't go to the shelter to get a "free dog" to feel superior and compare my action with other for the sake of raising my own ego. Naïve, I am not. You don't even have to listen to the dude to see what the FACTS ARE. So regardless of the person's own testimony, It's not a case where his input matters so much when you have regulations and laws that are there to bind people and make sure they do not treat their loved ones badly (including children and their spouse for that matter). If he was in court, he would have been heard, maybe taken into account and more understood, but the facts are there.

[@g0oberdm417]

@ Grand my guy/gal. As I said I just wanted to make sure you're on the skeptical side since "internet". Nice to hear you're involved in adopting dogs aswell! Wish there were more hard working peeps like you

[@MaritaCovarrubias01]

This lady handled this situation perfectly. Even giving the $40. Kind and empathetic soul.

[@okinoboo4743]

Kindness always pays

[@mop2254]

Most millennials can learn from this. You can win a fight without being aggressive and then playing the victim card when you lose. Being the better person will win the war.

[@jek__]

@@mop2254 Lol, thats exactly how my parents act, and their siblings too. I prefer to keep the conversations between the grandparents and grandkids, they tend to be less aggressive and victimizing. I think most people could learn from that lesson really

[@jehouse86]

The situation is sad, but actually seeing an individual who's heart is bigger than their bank account is touching.

[@sophia23346]

Jesus loves you all no matter what he is coming back soon Jesus is king my savior my everything ❤God is real how could something so complex like the universe and humans be made from bacteria or rocks or evolution we just couldn’t God made it

[@coco_mee]

It was the “open the door” for me. *real tears*!!! I was soo scared that mama lucky was going to be left behind! But, Lisa’s ability to NOT judge and come from a place of truly wanting to help....made this man comfortable enough to know that these dogs would get everything that they needed; he just had to let them go. Gosh, there are sooo many lessons in this one video - tolerance, patience, humility, vulnerability, selflessness, courage, love, human kindness, What else?? Help me out. lol. Ugh. Just beautiful. I love the dodo!💕💕

[@amygwenn5189]

Beautiful thoughts, Courtney and for the reply to you-Luxury, So sorry you cannot see the true care and kindness expressed for these precious fur babies, but judging from the *specific* ugly names you called a compassionate rescuer who takes *her time in life* to help the helpless, all I can say is *I will pray for you* that your eyes are opened to the beauty of love and empathy. There is *no privilege* here, just an open heart....

[@veganvocalist4782]

@Luxury Brown has something similar happened to you ? You sound broken hearted . May you attract kindness and feel peace . If I am wrong please forgive me but I do sense deep sadness there . Please except a loving hug 🤗 even though it’s not a real one . I would like to if only I could . Much love ♥️

[@veganvocalist4782]

@@amygwenn5189 I feel this person is suffering inside to express themselves like this . I am doing the same . We all need to stick together and show each other kind empathy . Thank you for your prayers for this person let us both pray for their pain to end and for their loving guidance and protection 🙏

[@veganvocalist4782]

@@amygwenn5189 I said a little prayer for you too dear sister

[@lynnquin8565]

@Luxury Brown My thoughts are with Lucky and the pups. The poor dog's chain was so heavy it must have been painful to hold her head up very long. I don't care what the man thought. That was a horrible life for the dogs. Lucky was severely underweight. He may have had mental problems or was overwhelmed but regardless, the dogs were suffering and I'm glad this lady managed to save them. This is why I like dogs better than people - people carrying on about how the man 'felt. What about how the dogs felt?

[@prairieN]

He sounds like a kind man who was willing to give up his companions so they could have a better life Heartbreaking in so many ways. I hope he is ok.

[@IAMREIKI]

Well said Awesome observation . Amen

[@llYossarian]

He understandably felt responsible and you can tell it was a leap for him to give up _all_ the dogs and that's why it's so huge not to come at it from a judgmental place. Maybe he could or would get some back but it gives him the opportunity to _decide_ and only accept what he can handle and still feel good/that he did the right thing to let them go even if it was hard... The most difficult thing about getting animals out of these situations is how badly it can reflect on the owners and what it "means" to have their animals _taken_ on a welfare basis and it can also be pretty awful to feel like people care more about your animal's welfare than they do about yours so remembering to extend at least as much compassion to them as you would the animals _without_ appearing to condescend/criticize is a real tightrope to walk with human behavior and it's nice to see when it actually works out and nobody seems to feel sour or betrayed.

[@MrSmriley]

He's fine, always was. The dog wasn't.

[@bluesyrupgc4224]

I’m glad that someone saw this and said these words. I think people would be angry at him, and they can, but you can catch a glimpse at his arms and you will see he doesn’t look any better than his dogs. This man has the heart, but he probably didn’t have the money to care for them

[@saphojuiced]

@@bluesyrupgc4224 Keeping that little young dog chained up has nothing to do with upkeep.

[@Shellross65]

I can understand the guy was over his head with more responsibility than he was able to handle...I wanted to be mad at him because of his chaining the dog up and having no kind of shelter for her but thankfully he did the right thing.

[@CH-sx8bm]

Yeah, I feel like you. He was overwhelmed, didn't want to ask for help, but did the right thing. I guess we just be grateful and move on.

[@coolkid3728]

He just loved his dogs too much - he forgot about tough love tho

[@crusaderthestranger5982]

while it doesn't excuse his actions, it can be relatable for some.

[@szynkom7089]

I still blame him, he's an awful person

[@RaptorRockDrakeJesus]

He didnt love them he just kept them there. Its a difference, and what he did and is still doing is cruel and people like him dont care

[@saeyi8961]

The man was so nice...when we heard they could get fixed and vaccinated, he immediately changed his mind and agreed to let the dogs go... his love for them shouldn't be overlooked, its as important as everyone involved in giving these dogs a better life

[@marieminshull1400]

What ever abuse 😢

[@Max-bg7oo]

​@@marieminshull1400 what

[@dermilchmann25]

@@marieminshull1400 If the dogs got abused they wouldn't have reacted to the woman without barking or biting her

[@user-Marrk]

The man was soo nice, starving his dogs, keeping them in crates, not looking after them properly, fitting nice thick chains around their necks... Just a wonderful human being... That was sarcasm by the way.

[@user-Marrk]

@@dermilchmann25 What a load of rubbish. SOME abused dogs will react like that , SOME won't. There is also other types of abuse, not just physical but not feeding them or looking after them. Sort your brain rot out before it's too late.

[@rooowtwx]

He even said "don't be scared (of the dog)". He just didn't have the resources

[@dirtbikerswe1979]

Yet hes smoking cigarettes...

[@albamaria9062]

*El gobierno deberia de cobrar multas a la gente que maltrate a las mascotas de manera indiscriminada*

[@dirtbikerswe1979]

@Kimara Nelson He put the dog with heavy iron chains.He didnt even took them to vet at all.He didnt bother to feed them.

[@fatimajammeh8270]

Plus the dogs did seem to be happy with him and ran up too him also

[@bnn07y]

@@dirtbikerswe1979 did you not even read the comment. the guy was literally poor. fucking idiot.

[@mikegeiler2347]

Note how he changed his tune when she said she wanted to get her fixed and vaccinated. The guy went from “you’re not taking her” to “open the door” because he thought they were going to put her down. He obviously cares for the dog even if he doesn’t know how to provide for her

[@rand5106]

Oh, I didn't make the connection that he thought they would put her down. I feel bad for that guy - he clearly wasn't malicious, just really struggling. It occurs to me that the dogs may now be living in better conditions than he is.

[@jean6453]

@@rand5106 There are people willing to save and give dogs a good life, there also needs to be more organizations to help humans have a good life too.

[@workforaliving5763]

he cares more about himself than those starving animals. lock his ass up

[@merrick5525]

@@workforaliving5763 Would you really starve to death to feed some stray dogs? no you won't...

[@bidoofo]

@@workforaliving5763 He didn’t have any money. What would you do in that situation? He loved those dog and wanted the right thing for them.

[@dantheman4838]

When the owner said 'dont be scared of her' I got a little emotional. He wanted them to take his dogs and care for them, but he also didnt want them to leave. This video is both heartbreaking and heartwarming at the same time.

[@someonestired5603]

I'm just worried about where the pitbull went...I haven't seen her since that part...

[@ghostieyog6445]

@@someonestired5603 actually scratch my last reply. I looked into it. Her name is Tessa & she was adopted. She's an indoor dog adopted by a young lady.

[@bgcanadianbacon6703]

The guy had those animals chained up and starving. Why are you acting like he suddenly loved those dogs?

[@someonestired5603]

@@ghostieyog6445 Thank goodness-

[@sianmathew1968]

@@bgcanadianbacon6703 KAREN

[@iheartkorea]

It is so beautiful that the rescuer convinced him by being respectful and seeing the good in the owner. I truly hope he is no longer struggling himself, earning a huge amount and I hope he also knows that all of his dogs are doing better now.

[@eg348]

Seeing the best in people brings out the best in people 😊

[@Keyboard_warri0or]

She was a total bish

[@maria_goretti]

Yes I hope he knows they have gone to good homes. And if he can visit I am sure they would be happy to see him. Dogs are loyal

[@sophia23346]

Jesus loves you all no matter what he is coming back soon Jesus is king my savior my everything ❤God is real how could something so complex like the universe and humans be made from bacteria or rocks or evolution we just couldn’t God made it😊

[@sophia23346]

@@maria_goretti Jesus loves you all no matter what he is coming back soon Jesus is king my savior my everything ❤God is real how could something so complex like the universe and humans be made from bacteria or rocks or evolution we just couldn’t God made it😊

[@Rygoat]

The world would be an easier and less confusing place if the only people that did bad things were bad people, so we could get angry and yell and blame. But we have to recognise that sometimes good people get stuck in terrible situations and it causes them to also do bad things, not intentionally but out of neglect. It breaks my heart, but im so glad this lady was understanding and that the gentleman was able to accept help when it was offered...

[@stevelovegood3505]

I agree but if someone can’t look after a dog then don’t get a dog don’t make an animal suffer because ur in a tight spot they didn’t choose to come to you or to get pregnant.

[@Mesmosar]

@@stevelovegood3505 I am sure the man was lonely and these dogs were his only friends, it's hard to understand if you have never been in that position before.

[@puplover7991]

@@Mesmosar He may have been lonely, but you don't keep a dog on a chain and starve it out of loneliness!

[@panda5574]

@@stevelovegood3505 Situations can change, maybe at one point he could handle it.

[@urbutholstinks2304]

@@Mesmosar thats selfish yk

[@WaggingTailsDogTraining]

The woman who rescued all of those pups is truly amazing. Even though she saw how terribly these dogs were being treated, she treated the owner with kindness and respect. Truly amazing.

[@baveshero8559]

Dogs in Zoroastrianism Religion : In Zoroastrianism, the dog is regarded as an especially beneficent, clean and righteous creature, which must be fed and taken care of. The dog is praised for the useful work it performs in the household, but it is also seen as having special spiritual virtues. A dog's gaze is considered to be purifying and to drive off daevas (demons). It is also believed to have a special connection with the afterlife: the Chinwad Bridge to Heaven is said to be guarded by dogs in Zoroastrian scripture, and dogs are traditionally fed in commemoration of the dead. Ihtiram-i sag , "respect for the dog", is a common injunction among Iranian Zoroastrian villagers. Detailed prescriptions for the appropriate treatment of dogs are found in the Vendidad (a subdivision of the Zoroastrian holy scripture Avesta ), especially in chapters 13, 14 and 15, where harsh punishments are imposed for harm inflicted upon a dog and the faithful are required to assist dogs, both domestic and stray, in various ways; often, help or harm to a dog is equated with help and harm to a human. The killing of a dog ("a shepherd's dog, or a house-dog, or a Vohunazga [i.e. stray] dog, or a trained dog") is considered to lead to damnation in the afterlife. A homeowner is required to take care of a pregnant dog that lies near his home at least until the puppies are born (and in some cases until the puppies are old enough to take care of themselves, namely six months). If the homeowner does not help the dog and the puppies come to harm as a result, "he shall pay for it the penalty for wilful murder", because " Atar (Fire) watches as well (over a pregnant dog) as he does over a woman". It is also a major sin if a man harms a dog by giving it bones that are too hard and become stuck in its throat, or food that is too hot, so that it burns its throat. Giving bad food to a dog is as bad as serving bad food to a human. The believers are required to take care of a dog with a damaged sense of smell, to try to heal it "in the same manner as they would do for one of the faithful" and, if they fail, to tie it lest it should fall into a hole or a body of water and be harmed. @zoroastrianism.wisdom @Zardasht_afrin1998

[@medianempire8685]

Prophet Zoroaster says : "Happiness comes to them who brings happiness to others" "Doing good to others is not a duty it's a joy, for it increases your own health and happiness" "I shall be master of my own destiny". "Righteousness for the sake of righteousness alone" "One good deed is worth a thousand prayers" "As long as I have power and am able, I shall teach all to seek for truth and right" “Turn yourself not away from three best things: Good Thought, Good Word, and Good Deed" "Taking the first footstep with a good thought, the second with a good word, the third with a good deed I entered paradise".

[@eiracocobomb]

It’s true if she wasn’t kind she wouldn’t be able to save those dogs

[@WaggingTailsDogTraining]

@@eiracocobomb Exactly. It's a really amazing story

[@yvonnemurray5537]

As my Mother always said...”you can do more with sugar than spice” when dealing with people. Kudos to this woman an dog savior that followed my Mom’s advice.

[@TerryThePondererLewis]

The dog owner is an elderly gentleman...you can tell by his voice...elderly people need companionship and help taking care of themselves, so this might be the reason why he did not want to let all the dogs leave regardless of the obvious neglect.

[@KrissesSZN]

Which makes this even more sad! The low income and elderly really do love the companionship and comfort of animals. So it's sad when they can't take care of their pets they way they know they could. This is something I see in shows like Hoarders too. A lot of people don't have bad intent! Just need help! 😔😭

[@cchhii961]

God so loved the world that He gave up His only begotten Son that whosoever believes in Him shall not perish but have eternal life-John 3:16

[@whiteleopard1713]

That's called selfishness. What do you think is going to happen to dogs left behind?

[@lightup6751]

@@whiteleopard1713 jesus karen relax you dont know his story

[@whiteleopard1713]

@@lightup6751I know his animals story. By the way, Karen and Jesus are beautiful names. Now you can relax.

[@Butterfly-mt5ml]

IMO, there’s not a better friend on Earth than a pet dog. They’re loyal, trusting, forgiving, loving and nonjudgmental. They’ll also never leave your side. ❤

[@Minimovie411]

YES SO TRUE

[@saihaarish5635]

More than that they have thousands of qualities better than human beings.

[@Butterfly-mt5ml]

@@saihaarish5635 💯

[@linnie813]

@@saihaarish5635 They sure do, l sincerely love animals MORE than people for obvious reasons. Can I get an AMEN??🐈🐾🐕🌈♥️

[@saihaarish5635]

@@linnie813 Certainly and as we say in Sanskrit... Tathāstu.

[@iruleyounow]

The temperment and behavior of the dogs showed that the man really gave them love. He just couldn't take care of them. Otherwise they wouldn't be so sweet. Giving them up proved the love he had for them.

[@user-bv7mk8id5t]

Sure 🙄…

[@JeanyyBee]

@@user-bv7mk8id5t its true...lol

[@YourKingJDG]

Yes, although she did steal the mom. Said she only wanted to get it vaccinated and get the nails clipped but instead gave it away never to return.

[@Themudeater]

@@YourKingJDG she said she wanted to get her fixed and vaccinated.

[@findmemo626]

That’s still no excuse- No excuse for animal abuse-

[@The-Portland-Daily-Blink]

This woman made such a difference when she saved all those dogs and despite wanting to chew out the man, she didn't. I might not have had so much self-control. These kinds of people are the best people in the world, the people who save animals. Bless you/her. You are wonderful.

[@rubyrayne8]

But the goal is to get the dogs out. Not tell someone your opinion and to make yourself feel better. And you always, always, catch more flies with honey than vinegar. I’m sure if you put the dogs first, you totally would have had the self control.

[@tomsmith5218]

Darn Right👍🏻✝️

[@williamsriccardo477]

Hello, how are you doing?

[@skywalkerjohn8965]

What that guy did was bad but I'm gonna give him a second chance because he didn't ask for anything and just let those dogs go

[@user-rm1lm3rt7e]

You probably wouldn't have gotten the dog then the whole point is to remain calm in these situations the dog is the first priority not your emotions

[@MikeySkywalker]

It almost seemed like he was running his own shelter, but was way in over his head. There is no way those dogs were physically abused (beat). You could tell. Of course there are many forms of abuse, and they were being abused, but not intentionally I don't think.

[@anaalina5964]

I wouldn't call this abuse, but neglect. He was neglecting them, most likely without even knowing. I wouldn't call this person very 'bright'.

[@arlo247]

@@anaalina5964 I agree with everything you said except for the last part. It’s more “old school” thinking about dogs and animals in general.

[@anaalina5964]

@@arlo247 Well in that case, old school isn't very bright either.

[@fernandod4046]

@@anaalina5964 mostly never is

[@ncorp2668]

You mean he was breeding that dog to death and selling the puppies for cash. Y'all probably never met broke people like this. He's an abuser. He kept her on a chain her whole live and barely fed her. Stop infantilizing him.

[@wendytube007]

She deserves an Oscar for that.Thank God she kept her level head and saw the humanity I would find it hard to navigate that situation.

[@widgetsareus8850]

Wow. What a wonderful story. So glad she convinced the man to let her help those poor dogs.

[@medianempire8685]

Dogs in Zoroastrianism Religion : In Zoroastrianism, the dog is regarded as an especially beneficent, clean and righteous creature, which must be fed and taken care of. The dog is praised for the useful work it performs in the household, but it is also seen as having special spiritual virtues. A dog's gaze is considered to be purifying and to drive off daevas (demons). It is also believed to have a special connection with the afterlife: the Chinwad Bridge to Heaven is said to be guarded by dogs in Zoroastrian scripture, and dogs are traditionally fed in commemoration of the dead. Ihtiram-i sag , "respect for the dog", is a common injunction among Iranian Zoroastrian villagers. Detailed prescriptions for the appropriate treatment of dogs are found in the Vendidad (a subdivision of the Zoroastrian holy scripture Avesta ), especially in chapters 13, 14 and 15, where harsh punishments are imposed for harm inflicted upon a dog and the faithful are required to assist dogs, both domestic and stray, in various ways; often, help or harm to a dog is equated with help and harm to a human. The killing of a dog ("a shepherd's dog, or a house-dog, or a Vohunazga [i.e. stray] dog, or a trained dog") is considered to lead to damnation in the afterlife. A homeowner is required to take care of a pregnant dog that lies near his home at least until the puppies are born (and in some cases until the puppies are old enough to take care of themselves, namely six months). If the homeowner does not help the dog and the puppies come to harm as a result, "he shall pay for it the penalty for wilful murder", because " Atar (Fire) watches as well (over a pregnant dog) as he does over a woman". It is also a major sin if a man harms a dog by giving it bones that are too hard and become stuck in its throat, or food that is too hot, so that it burns its throat. Giving bad food to a dog is as bad as serving bad food to a human. The believers are required to take care of a dog with a damaged sense of smell, to try to heal it "in the same manner as they would do for one of the faithful" and, if they fail, to tie it lest it should fall into a hole or a body of water and be harmed. @zoroastrianism.wisdom @Zardasht_afrin1998

[@medianempire8685]

Prophet Zoroaster says : "Happiness comes to them who brings happiness to others" "Doing good to others is not a duty it's a joy, for it increases your own health and happiness" "I shall be master of my own destiny". "Righteousness for the sake of righteousness alone" "One good deed is worth a thousand prayers" "As long as I have power and am able, I shall teach all to seek for truth and right" “Turn yourself not away from three best things: Good Thought, Good Word, and Good Deed" "Taking the first footstep with a good thought, the second with a good word, the third with a good deed I entered paradise".

[@drnolon]

The only thing I know of that Faith is being familiar with the name. It all sounds really nice and logical too.

[@TheHoppySr]

I feel like he thought he was gonna get them back.

[@tiltingplanet2869]

This poor man he seemed like he was trying but had some issues. He wasn't right but I still feel bad

[@elderchiyo7508]

yeah and I feel like the only reason he didn’t want to let them really go was because they gave him company

[@asmodeus1274]

@@elderchiyo7508 Facts...

[@workforaliving5763]

I feel nothing for someone that would chain up a dog and starve it other than complete disgust.

[@sarmajere2866]

I agree. This is a bit different of a case. It's not okay at all, but he didn't seem to know better

[@luxbear8849]

@@sarmajere2866 he felt guilt. He knew. His own selfishness kept them like that.

[@coffeefrog]

She’s absolutely right: Kindness, not rudeness, brings out the best in others.

[@gudulpif264]

You look at the state of this chained up dog, and tell me that kindness brings out our best. This sort of living situation should never be, and realizing it by the simple SIGHT of these poor animals doesn’t require a college degree. Rewatch the video: this man said they couldn’t take the mom, but gave her up the SECOND they told him he would have to do « stuff » to improve her living situation. Kindness is good, but it also makes people impossibly blind too.

[@Eclipse1369]

Forget it. People shouldn’t be commended for abuse

[@coffeefrog]

​@@gudulpif264 Kindness and blindness are not the same. It's just about knowing how to handle other people to get positive results.

[@gudulpif264]

@@coffeefrog He wasn’t kind cause he chose to be blind. Thank you, but I’m not into fortune cookies mantras when it comes to living beings.

[@Diamondr11Blue]

And the police would bring out those dogs against his will if he didnt want to surrender them🤷‍♂️

[@dana5791]

So happy that you took a stand for this poor soul. Wow she is so thankful! No dog should be left on a chain. What a difference. Great Job! My highest respect to people like you. True Heros in this world 🙏🇺🇲❤️

[@Ms2cents]

Dogs know when they’ve been rescued from a horrible situation. They make the best dogs because they show u so much love. FYI, my dog is a rescue. Found him abandoned on the street where he could’ve been run over by a car. We took him to Humane Society to scan for a microchip and he has none. They told us they can take him and put him up on their website but if no one claims him in 60 days, he will be euthanized. We ended up taking him. Best decision we ever made. My dog gave me so much comfort during this pandemic. He gets separation anxiety if my boyfriend or I leaves to run errands or whatever. I think he went through a really traumatic experience with whoever had him. He doesn’t like being alone. So even though he has 3 beds, one in almost every room, he likes to sleep with us in our bed and we let him most of the time. He’s such a blessing specially because I suffer from anxiety and depression. He gives me comfort. He’s my child since I don’t have kids. He’s my family.

[@Emma_davis1892]

This is a complete different animal but I adopted a turtle and the owner said that it was kept in a 40 gallon tank all its life and it was ditched bc of its size I keep the 40 gallon and I'm saving but to get a 120 gallon and I'm trying to give it a good life and I think I'm doing well bc she comes and begs for food wherever I go into the room

[@Ms2cents]

@Connor McCombes thanks!

[@bilbobaggins4831]

@@Emma_davis1892 You're a good person! Turtles are really smart In terms of recognising it's owner. People don't think Or research twice before getting a pet and that turns out to be a sad story for these guys. This one was fortunate to have you.

[@billclark8241]

Works both ways- you both are blessings to each other.

[@arberasllanaj8878]

This is very cute story thank you

[@Komododrag]

I hope that man who owned those dogs is okay, he was much kinder than expected.

[@pwincessyat]

@@si8086 So you are one of his family, huh?

[@Komododrag]

@@si8086 He means that ‘How do you know how he’s feeling?’ Like, you had to have been a close relative of him to truly understand

[@bur_n_t]

@@si8086 i get where youre coming from, but as someone who was both abused as a child and had pet dogs who my shitty parents also abused, i think i would know when someone is trying to be abusive. he isnt exactly a saint, but he saw an opportunity to right his wrongs, and he took it. thats enough for me, at least.

[@bur_n_t]

@@si8086 again, i really do get your sentiment, but quick question, were you abused/forced to witness abuse?

[@bruhboigame836]

@@si8086 He’s not an abuser he is just old, had too many of them, couldn’t get help, and was likely judging by the state of everything, poor.

[@metheanimallover]

The rescuer was so sweet and kind to him. The man clearly didn't try to abuse them, they were so friendly and happy with strangers, they would've been aggresive or scared if he had hit the dogs. I think he just took in more than he could handle and wasn't sure how to care for them. I hope he is doing alright now

[@proctorfamily5401]

I'm in full unstoppable tears for these dogs, thank you sir for letting them go. Just ask for help people, good people are out there, it renews my faith in humanity. It really does.😥😭 ❤️

[@sophia23346]

Jesus loves you all no matter what he is coming back soon Jesus is king my savior my everything ❤God is real how could something so complex like the universe and humans be made from bacteria or rocks or evolution we just couldn’t God made it

[@resumewriterbrian]

It's as though he got caught up and got into a state of inertia, and this woman stopped it. I agree with the rescuer, I don't think he was malicious, and you have to show kindness, so he can respond in kind. Love is the one currency that always grows. Love is the one currency that is endless.

[@sejalb1343]

I agree. It's easier to hate, but it takes courage to love even if the situation or person enrages you.

[@tootsie3612]

Momma Lucky didn't seem scared of him, just tired of the situation. I don't think he physically abused her. Neglected though, yes. It is tough when life gets rough. I understand all too well. I had to go to a food bank that had pet food to help with what I couldn't afford to buy at the time. My children and I got abandoned by their father. We had 3 kitties. I had to keep feeding them. So my kids and kitties ate before I did. We made it through that rough patch eventually and everything is better now. I hope things get better for this guy.

[@Diamondr11Blue]

@@sejalb1343 he still neglected the dogs knowingly

[@sejalb1343]

@@Diamondr11Blue He did neglect them. But sometimes we gotta understand that people get stuck in situations where they become bad even though they are good. He clearly needed financial help for himself. He thought maybe this is the best he could do for them. Luckily thanks to this woman's kindness, he understood that these dogs are in better hands now. Had that lady been angry and blamed him, he wouldn't have given those dogs so easily.

[@Diamondr11Blue]

@@sejalb1343 no excuses! He shouldve given them to relatives or googled a shelter to release them. Do not sympathize with animal abusers!

[@Bigman3120]

The world needs more people like these: 1: The people who stepped to rescue, 2: The gentlemen who realized it was good to release those beauties to them.

[@atha5782]

Ngl the comment section prob making the other dude look like a bad guy but hes just a bad owner

[@bestieswithtesties]

Pretty sure he only wanted to give up the puppies and that's probably because he never wanted them in the first place. Dogs just weren't fixed so he got an unexpected litter. Might have something to do with why they're chained up. So they don't run off and go make more puppies. Then I'm pretty sure he was under the impression the lady was going to take the mother dog to get vaccinated and fixed and then she would bring it back. I don't think he was on the same page about her taking the adults for good he thought she was going to take them to the vet and then bring them back. Oh well though glad she got them all.

[@theindigopapillon3495]

@@bestieswithtesties That was the impression I got too.

[@speediedierakete332]

You should say: i want to be like this Then the world would be better

[@Holenpense]

@@NewGenGeneral which is just a trait of a bad owner,not a trait for a bad guy

[@FZ2HELL]

I think the original owner's heart was bigger than his pockets. He battled in life with them. Bless all in the video. You guys are God's people.

[@hedegaard8]

No heart in the original owner. No compassion for chaining a dog like that - letting her starve e.t.c.

[@oltoz7003]

@@hedegaard8 bro, never judge a persons situation, you can see he was very poor but loved that dog with his heart

[@itsjustmoss1281]

@@hedegaard8 it’s possible that he was having trouble feeding himself and couldn’t afford to get the dog anything other then a chain. I don’t think he was a good pet owner and at the end of the day neglect and abuse is neglect and abuse and nothing can take the experiences those dogs had to go though. On the other hand I think intent matters on the judgement of someone’s character. He most likely lacked resources and knowledge to properly care for these animals properly. Dog food and leashes cost money and judging by what I could see the condition of his living situation, this man needed help to. He still should not be an owner of any animal in this point of his life but his actions seem to be due to unfortunate circumstances rather then malice and hate.

[@arlo247]

Yes, in my opinion it would’ve been a bigger actor supply this man with the resources, treatments, and education necessary for him to adequately care for his dogs and himself. The story really does have the bitter taste of classism, privilege, and race within it. Everyone deserves companionship.

[@chimchimw]

@@hedegaard8 I don't think he was a bad owner, he loved Mama Lucky and her puppies, he just could'nt take care of them properly :( but when he said 'you're not taking her' in my opinion it's because he loved her, and at the end he gave her to the lady because he knew she would be happier with her

[@reneejett6509]

That's why you shouldn't judge a book by its cover. The poor guy barely had enough to keep himself alive, much less the dogs, but he couldn't find it in himself to turn them loose on the street. This lady treated him with the kindness he deserved, and because of that, he felt safe enough to give the other two up, even though it probably broke his heart. I hope he knows they're all healthy and happy because of him reaching out for help.

[@Crimson19977]

I respect the guy for not abandoning the dogs on the street, it is certain they would get much worse on the street… To me this speaks loudly that then guy isn’t a terrible human being and did care for all the dogs 🥺

[@dabbbles]

Maybe. You ARE making claims of assumptions. He may, equally, have been afraid that the 'official'-looking/sounding visitors may have made legal trouble for him. eg,. reporting him for animal cruelty. Either way, there is NO EXCUSE for mistreating (including chaining up!) animals. And there are ALWAYS better options. Sometimes even a bullet is the most decent solution.

[@ada4747]

@@dabbbles A bullet? The most legit solution? Good lord, I seriously hope you don't own any pets.

[@dabbbles]

​@@ada4747 Don't get your knickers in a knot. I've been fighting for animal welfare for (probably) twice as long as you've been alive; including rescue, rehab./resocialisation/rehoming/etc. and I can show you references from all sorts of people, including a city mayor AND a city council CEO, comment from a Supreme Court Justice (where I was defending myself against charges of shooting an animal abuser ~ and won!) along with several vets and even a police senior-sergeant with whom I'd been enemies (@ gunpoint)for decades. Then there's Dame Pamela Weaver the President/founder of the 'Save-A-Dog Scheme' with a global reputation among others. Could go on, but the point is that my 'credentials' are 'legitimate'; AND on the record (including the $40-odd k I contributed last year). And beyond that I have a natural, close, 'connection' with animals of all sorts, recently 'chatting up' a pair of Rotty guard-dogs while spending 2 hours rescuing some Pitbulls bred for dog-fighting. (and who, the Rotties, decided to come along for the adventure) And you can take it from me that sometimes a quick bullet IS the best option (eg compared with a trip to the vet for a needle: ALL dogs hate a trip to the vet!) And, what's more, the dogs KNOW when their time has come, and often welcome it. (They're not as stupid as people!) And no, I don't have pets these days, because MY time is getting close, though there have been times when perhaps a dozen rescues (dogs, some cats, some wildlife eg possums, wombats, foxes etc.) have shared my house whilst waiting to be rehomed.)

[@dabbbles]

​@@ada4747 ps. As well as favouring a bullet for myself when the time comes, my Will (legally arived at) requires that rather than being WASTED at great expense my corpse (100kg of meat and bone) is suitably butchered and distributed to animal shelters which are forever battling to feed the animals in their care. How about you? Give it some thought. And then consider donating the cost of the 'normal funeral' (which you've avoided) to the RSPCA or somesuch. Double Do-Good for the cost of wasteful burial or cremation. Makes sense?

[@stonemove4207]

this woman is a hero and the dude is chill too, he knew he couldnt give what that woman could give to the dogs so he gave the dogs away. He had no obligation but he understood the well being of the dogs was important. I love to see that there is still progress made in this world that we live in ! Cheers !

[@mercyrahma9501]

☺️

[@Viv1398]

Oh yes, he so understood her wellbeing was important that he kept her frail little body on a HUGE chain !!!

[@stonemove4207]

@@Viv1398 yeah and he could ve kept her on that chain and he didnt. How isn't that an upgrade for a better life and a behavior evolution from the master ? you stick in the past with the worst of the story.

[@Viv1398]

@@stonemove4207 He only let her off the chain because that lovely woman wanted to help her and take her away from him. If she hadn't come along, then that poor, starving little dog WOULD still be on the chain or dead !!! Eff off !!

[@keiz5052]

@@Viv1398 lol snowflake

[@alienpotato1834]

I feel like the man should receive help himself as well. He seemed like he didn't even have enough money for himself.

[@dirtbikerswe1979]

Yet hes smoking cigarettes...

[@grayguy3619]

@@dirtbikerswe1979 You shouldn't judge him because of his smoking vice (we all have vices) instead the man should be positively judged for his humanity and his willingness to let his dogs go to have a better life.

[@stevebrindle1724]

@@dirtbikerswe1979 This comment about smoking here has obviously come from a person who is trying hard to develop a second brain cell

[@kenkaneki9138]

@@dirtbikerswe1979 I know someone who was rich with couple houses but lost everything and became depressed, he started to become a better person but he was homeless and didnt work. No money, no everything but his dam cigarettes I dunno where he gets em from lol.

[@Hug0Pro]

@@kenkaneki9138 they just keep asking random people on the street for a cigarette. If they ever get a 20 bill they order online a bunch of Indian or chinese crates of packs of cigarettes.

[@juliew.2165]

Thanks for rescuing those dogs, which reminds us that we have "humans" who also need to be lifted up and loved.

[@nancyblank5979]

I cried at "We didn't leave any dogs behind". I haven't the words to tell these people how wonderful they are.

[@abelcohen5782]

The only difference between humans and dogs is language, they are such an adorable creatures

[@happydad7567]

Hello Nancy, how are you doing ?

[@Justinbrown-ri1bm]

Hello 👋

[@Pandastuck]

that man was sure kind and loved his dogs. giving them up so they could have a better life is the ultimate sign of love. he rather have them happy and healthy than living with them and seeing they keep suffering so much. he hesitated, and thats only shows how much he actually wanted to keep her. how he kept saying they should not be afraid of the bigger one? he was worried for sure. such strong person, I hope he finds himself in better place in the future

[@pisces-zdiac]

@@user-gy8co5qy2z Do you have proof he was a abuser? He was probably poor and gave the dogs all that he has. Plus imagine trying your best to help a dog, than get the dog you love taken away, then get accused of abuse and get in jail. Im sure you wouldnt want that,

[@6rantvfx]

@@user-gy8co5qy2z if he abused them then those dogs would be aggressive towards the rescuers. But yet they were social and very nice!

[@eovecka]

Dude u don’t keep ur dog on a two foot extremely heavy chain and then let them sleep in the cold. Some ppl shouldn’t be allowed to keep animals -he was one. Great he gave them up w out a fight- but she was starved and had who knows how many awful days and nights prior to that happening. He gets no kudos from me.

[@vitalygoji2257]

Dogs need to be fed but sharing living spaces with dogs is just wrong. Dogs not a children. Dogs have purpose - to guard and defend. Dogs not intended to be a substitute for kids.

[@cobalt757]

ARE U DELUSIONAL?

[@bleepbloop101010101]

I can't imagine keeping a level head in these kinds of situations but she was able to show empathy to the person as well as the dogs and the end result was much better because of it. The owner was able to see that she was a good person instead of being antagonistic and allowed her to take everyone with her :'(

[@DanielFolsom]

I'm not sure he did that intentionally. I think the guy thought he was getting Lucky back. She said she'd like to get the dog fixed and vaccinated, and he essentially said "okay!"

[@Aidenfirewing3470]

It really shows he wasn't malicious, just in a bad place. I can imagine he wanted to keep the dogs but couldn't provide for them. Depression, mundane attitude that comes with that and stress, no finances, and no knowledge of resources that could help them all out can do that. he might not have wanted to give the dogs up, but ultimately chose the one that put the dogs' needs first, not his.

[@MeMe-hu8wx]

@@DanielFolsom omg what!!!

[@nellya.9920]

@@DanielFolsom i know right. Thats exactly what i said

[@DanielFolsom]

@@MeMe-hu8wx I could be wrong! Maybe there was a conversation off camera. But from the dialogue in there, especially in light of the fact that he pretty explicitly said "I want to keep her" a few seconds prior ... I think this guy was probably heartbroken when his dog didn't come home. (That said: Obviously the dog wasn't doing well. And while, in a perfect world, he'd be given the resources and support to let him keep his companion, maybe that wasn't an option in this situation.)

[@ellarosedarcy7884]

This woman is an angel! She is so kind, I‘m so glad that she was able to convince the man to give her up as well! These dogs need more loving care. They deserve it ❤

[@sophia23346]

Jesus loves you all no matter what he is coming back soon Jesus is king my savior my everything ❤God is real how could something so complex like the universe and humans be made from bacteria or rocks or evolution we just couldn’t God made it

[@sophia23346]

@@paulbenz8710 Jesus loves you all no matter what he is coming back soon Jesus is king my savior my everything ❤God is real how could something so complex like the universe and humans be made from bacteria or rocks or evolution we just couldn’t God made it

[@IslanderloverBKK]

As an animal lover w shelters of my own, I feel for the man too. And I'm sure he has some mental problems as well, and by keeping them he thinks it's company. In his mind keeping them home like that give them a place to stay, but he's not aware of the responsibilities. I do wish someone helped him too and I'm glad the dogs are better now. Btw, I came across a homeless man w a dog years ago, and I told him I have a shelter where the dog can be taken care of. He was hesitant at first, but then he agreed and he was hugging the dog tightly and crying. That moment as if someone tapped my shoulder, I didn't want to take the dog away from him and break his heart. I asked him to work for the shelter and can live free in one of the accommodations for the staff, and be with his dog and other dogs! Four years later, I made him the manager and he loves the doggos like his babies☺️☺️❤️

[@TheRivrPrncess]

In my opinion, you did better than the people in this video.

[@wolfinthewheatfields3224]

Sobbing.... you give me hope for humanity ❤

[@randomgirlwhodraws5394]

You are such a sweet person 😫😫♥️♥️ that man and the dog are very lucky to have met you! You changed someones life.. And there dogs.

[@doevix5445]

Wow so beautiful!!!!!!!! You’re an angel

[@user-vw3ti9ms5q]

Best comment ever. You are an amazing person.

[@tammybriseno6096]

The world is a better place with you in it, if only everyone had such love as they should. God Bless You.

[@truebark3329]

Hope people were like this to other People. You know like offering beds. But you don't find it often.

[@ME-if3qk]

Stfu

[@cameelhabibhabob532]

@@ME-if3qk Whats wrong with you?

[@Justinbrown-ri1bm]

Hello Tammy

[@EVERGLOW828]

That man knew when she said she just wants to help the dogs that she would get them the love they deserve.

[@Nikita-jo4cl]

I agree, I think he wasn’t a bad person just in a bad situation

[@EVERGLOW828]

@@Nikita-jo4cl yes, so many people and animals suffer in silence because they maybe are afraid to ask for help or they think it will never come. So I’m happy this is a happy ending for all of them.

[@tless6893]

Ohhhhhhh 😭💔 thankyou for rescuing these beautiful dogs God 🙏🙏🙏 bless you all

[@Rivenmoxie]

As soon as she said i wanna get her fixed and vaccinated. He gives the momma up. He knew. Thats amazing of them to not try and belittle him in anyways, this is true kindness! I love kindness like this! He’s such a good man just for giving them up when he was over his head. This is such a beautiful story! God bless you all! I hope that awesome man see’s what his love did for these animals! He may not have them anymore but his love of letting them get whats best for them is whats the most graceful.

[@dragonskylords9032]

The WORST thing you can do to a starving, neglected, unhealthy dog like this is give them a vaccination. It even warns on the vaccine label that it's not to be given to dogs with any health problems -- it will exacerbate them and could kill them. Any vet that gives a vaccine to a dog like this should be cited for malpractice. The rabies vaccine alone causes cancer at the injection site called vaccine-associated sarcoma. Vaccines are a billion dollar racket and scam. And people wonder why dogs are living just half the lifespan now than they used to.

[@gudulpif264]

I so agree! You can see all of his love poking through every single one of these dogs showing bones 😊❤️❤️ care comes in all shapes and forms! Just cause you’re starved and cold and chained up, doesn’t mean you’re not deeply cared for 😊😊😊

[@notthesame7778]

@@dragonskylords9032 I agree with you on the OVER DOSING of vaxxines.... very sad. Thanks to Vet Dr Jean Dodds, who worked hard to promote SAFER (much less) vaxxine scheduling... many people know the truth now. Sadly tho, not enough, and many Vets will still scam, saying they are needed every year. That's a lie.

[@notthesame7778]

@@dragonskylords9032 She probably knows not to get the Dogs vaccinated until they are healthy. It DID sound good tho when she was telling the man, what the Dogs need.

[@dragonskylords9032]

@@notthesame7778 It's not a problem of giving too many vaccines or waiting until they're healthy. It's a problem of the population believing that vaccines are necessary and beneficial, when actually they create cancers, cause severe allergies and epilepsy convulsions. Vets even admit they cause the very illness they're supposedly preventing, claiming it's to a "lesser degree." Just look up the ingredients in vaccines for animals and humans, they're loaded with neurotoxins like aluminum and animal blood & tissue from diseased lab animals.

[@SecondLifeDesigner]

It was obvious that the original owner was not evil. He didn't have the resources to feed them properly nor perhaps the knowledge on how to take care of them. He must have treated them with love because the dogs were all so loving. Please follow up with him and give him support with food and teach him how to care for dogs properly. He will, I am sure, end up getting another dog sooner or later. Everyone deserves the love of a dog in their lives.

[@joepopplewell680]

And people like you are the reason the dogs were in such a state to begin with. Even when they are being abused you still don't want to admit that people aren't perfect and that some people, however downtrodden and unlucky, are simply bad people. How many people could've said something but didn't cos like you they don't want to call someone out or say anything negative. As far as I'm concerned everyone in this comment section letting him off the hook, is almost as bad as the guy himself. for enabling that sort of attitude. He'll get another dog, starve it half to death, get rid of that, then think he's just unlucky because people like you don't want to call a spade a spade. I understand playing nice to get the dogs in the first place, but after, on the internet you still wont say he's a POS because apparently everyone here is jesus and everyone can be saved through love and compassion yaaaaaaay!

[@LK-cn5ln]

@Luxury Brown Agree!

[@glo8778]

@Luxury Brown for sufre your a angry black person

[@ninja8222]

@Luxury Brown you know, it is not that uncommon that people to ask for money. And while yes, she could have told him that he was not getting them back, but those dogs might still have been in a bad or worse situation if she had not gotten them, also she gave him options.

[@3axqen]

There are two kinds of people..

[@beentheredonethat5908]

This man is obviously saving these dogs from the street. He did his best, and God put you all in the right place. I feel, even the narrative here, isn't properly put, he saved them, and you tagged in and saved him. He looked like he was struggling himself, probably feeding those dogs was a burden to him, yet he tried. The kindness of the human heart is far beyond what we give it credit for, and I'm so happy for these poor pups, and that people have resources to care for them, but never forget how big his heart must have been to have nothing and yet take so many dogs in!

[@valg9131]

True

[@shirlepps4636]

Loved your commit and yes he does.

[@Tigatron1448]

Eh, I don’t think the narrative was framed poorly at all. They said it was upsetting when they saw things, which objectively it was. However she also said he was kind and even made the comment at the end of sometimes we just need to ask for help. Which IMO is very similar to your comment, just worded differently. I don’t think they portrayed the man negatively.

[@shirlepps4636]

@@Tigatron1448 They didn't and they had no need to. When you know better you do better.

[@Tigatron1448]

@@shirlepps4636 that’s what I was saying. I agree.

[@jackiemccoy6282]

Thank you to all especially mama luckys forever parents ❤️

[@Blahblahblahblahblahblah3]

I’m so happy that the owner knew the right thing to do, it’s obvious that he cared for them but was too poor

[@omkarraskar8664]

@l• who abused?

[@americanmade-1]

Too poor. There's literally food banks all over that city. He neglected them and kept them chained. Fk that guy.

[@americanmade-1]

@l• amen. The way ppl are defending this animal abuser is sick.

[@cacahuate-km8mu]

@@americanmade-1 you just dont know when an animal is being abused, he was just poot and try hes beast to keep the dogs safe, when an animal is abused they get scared with ppl thing that dident happend so….. AMÉN

[@diamondbat]

@@americanmade-1 it’s obvious he saved them from the street and he was to poor to give them the complete care needed

[@ryry7183]

I cried I feel so bad for the man he’s not abusive he’s just poor 😭

[@kman2783]

We need more commercials on TV telling these kinds of people they can relinquish their animals, no questions asked. 😎

[@mango9602]

@@kman2783 yeah well most of the ads are bought out by big corporations already and it’s hard to get ads on places like TV.

[@kyutnidye]

I feel the same.

[@MrBigspendn]

I understand what you mean but starving a dog on a large chain like that is abuse. It's torture.

[@LeSeulGarcon]

Poverty does not mean you should chain your dog until it’s emaciatingly thin to the point of near death And bones Protruding . The dog could have fended off for herself better without that person chaining them. People making excuses for these horrible people are ignorant

[@francisconeto2740]

In this story everybody had an important role, including the man who , I can see, is not a bad person after all. Stories like this make my day. Thank you.

[@nishias7269]

@Brian Reavaldez why bring casual sexism into a rescue video comments section? Just.... Why?

[@rsplines12]

@@nishias7269 Maybe Brian is just a misogynist. Lots of them on here, unfortunately. Just report em.

[@briananovakovic6790]

@Brian Reavaldez you’re clearly trolling

[@ReptilianTeaDrinker]

@Brian Reavaldez Shut up, Brian. Go back to your waifu body pillow, since you'll probably never get laid by an actual woman.

[@hashthehaunter1197]

@Brian Reavaldez i love you for this

[@paolaargueta220]

I just can say thank you so much for saving those beautiful puppies and mom. God bless you forever 🙏❤ they behave great even they were in poor condition

[@kyutnidye]

I actually feel bad for the original owner, i feel he was attached to the mama dog but couldnt care for her. It’s good they were fostered/rescued, but sometimes it feels bad to lose a dog, even though people do not think we care so much for them.

[@post13]

He wasn't starving to death why was his 15lb dog?

[@thehentaiguy7872]

@@post13 ur not in his shoes man

[@icarus4234]

@@post13 The owner probably only had enough money/supplies for 1 dog and when the mother gave birth he probably became overwhelmed and it's hard giving something you love away.

[@NorthernExposure20]

I don't feel bad for him. Those dogs were in terrible condition.

[@crisis5975]

It's just the kind of people that shouldn't have pets because they don't know how to take care of them, at least give them cheap ass food and don't take them to the vet but you can't leave them starving by their own

[@2goblinsinatrenchcoat]

They didn’t only show compassion to the animals, but to the person as well. That’s true humanity. That’s what it’s all about.

[@ashleyjohnson9651]

And so many people in these comments miss that completely

[@alaurent2679]

Exactly. I see too often that people love to assume the worst and treat their fellow human being like garbage but believe they're angels for helping the animals. Too often where I live do people rip pets away from homeless people (who often just take in strays or had the pet from before their financial situation got horrible) but then... leave the struggling person behind. I'm sorry but people like thst aren't good, sweet, or a "gift". They're cruel, ignorant, and there's just something off about wanting demonize someone for struggling without even *trying* to tmwonder what their situation mightve been. TRUE goodness isn't selective. The comments alone are showing the types that think otherwise.

[@Nonyah123]

"Sometimes we need to ask for help when we get underwater." Dont forget that

[@coffeeuskut6702]

❤🌹

[@zoom8529]

Lmao

[@777greenice]

@@zoom8529 At WHAT?

[@zoom8529]

@@777greenice what?

[@kulindudewsan680]

God Bless You All... Thank You Very Much for helping Animals...🙏💞🥺

[@kdkseven]

That was a great, important point when she said "sometimes we nee to ask for help when we get underwater when we have too many dogs". A situation with pets can get out of hand so quickly, even if we have the best of intentions. We get older, our financial situation changes, mental health issues- the most important thing is to treat people with dignity and respect. And of course make sure those animal friends get taken care of!

[@birdiec]

My biggest fear in life isnt getting myself into bad situations i have no way out of, because im tough and resilient and can get through anything. But if i put myself in a position where i cant take care of my pets? Thats my biggest fear. I never want them to go without. But id be crushed to give them up. Such a hard choice for some, all we can hope is they do the right thing.

[@DoctaFlood]

The guy came out smoking. You think cigs are cheap? $10 a pack. And let's be real, I'm sure that's not his only vice. He's letting his dogs go hungry so he can smoke. Can't confirm he drinks or does anything else, but smoking isn't a cheap vice. Be real, stop looking to make everybody a victim.

[@kingcolt8526]

@@DoctaFlood 10 a pack where? Europe? Hollywood cali? 5$ where I am and by the looks of it, the price of living where he is probably couldn't be higher than michigan. You couldnt even comprehend addiction if you tried. You know nothing.

[@valeriaortizcalzada1215]

We need more people like this in the world

[@Isa-jr9en]

Become one...

[@VIKTOR-ck3dx]

We need to be like this people !

[@akidakid3079]

Prophet Zoroaster says : "Happiness comes to them who brings happiness to others" "Doing good to others is not a duty it's a joy, for it increases your own health and happiness" "I shall be master of my own destiny". "Righteousness for the sake of righteousness alone" "One good deed is worth a thousand prayers" "As long as I have power and am able, I shall teach all to seek for truth and right" “Turn yourself not away from three best things: Good Thought, Good Word, and Good Deed" "Taking the first footstep with a good thought, the second with a good word, the third with a good deed I entered paradise".

[@timbo7873]

...and less of the type who just do not need to be owning animals

[@dodgytramp7203]

Dont wish for people to become like this, belive people can be like this😊

[@imid764]

well done, being nice to people is better than being rude even if the other person is a guilty one, thank you

[@johnnyfrankenstein0123]

yeah, especially if the other person has control over an aspect, however regardless if they have control or not being rude is NOT a good idea.

[@jeffchase9073]

Again watch that man so this never happens again!!

[@starseed71]

@@beeticket Why do you think he allowed it ... because he actually knows deep down that he didn't act perfectly. That's enough in this case and my personal opinion. Maybe he was having trouble being alone searching for help. There are so many options and I am not a fan of prejudice!!

[@scootingscout]

I hope he sees the love these dogs all got. You can tell he loved them and didn’t want to loose them but hearing what you wanted for them changed his mind. I hope he can find the reassurance he probably wants that he did the right thing ❤

[@charspears9458]

He knew he couldn't care for them but he also had love for them he let them go !❤

[@sonneversets3530]

Be sure he knows there’s plenty more where he got those from. And probably already has more in chains. Hope she checks in on him now & again.

[@jewelk2021]

Shut the hell up, he didn’t do the right fucking thing because look at those goddamn chains and there are places that give out free dog food so please spare me

[@TheWhiteEye.]

@@jewelk2021 there are things some don’t know, and also some dont know how to ask. I bet he did the best he could for he’s position and cared for the dogs, yes maybe neglected but even neglection doesn’t mean their such a bad person, he cared for the well being of the dogs and can’t do much better for them, he sound elderly so what could he do any better, help them until he can’t no more.

[@sonneversets3530]

@@jewelk2021 Easy on the anger, girl. This & much worse, happens daily to millions of poor dogs, all over the world. :/ Donate to ppl who go out of their way to help the animals. And work to change the local laws in your area, so a difference will be made to punish atrocities, more than a hand slap.

[@sonneversets3530]

@@TheWhiteEye. I respectfully disagree. He probably has more & doing the same to them now. Just the way many operate. These dogs actually had it better than many.

[@synovelle]

He didn’t want to let the dog go, because she was probably his favorite and with him the longest. Like, after she was listing off the things that the dog needed, I could tell in his voice that he was hesitant but not as if he was worried of getting in trouble- hesitant because he didn’t want to let her go. He truly just seemed unaware of what he was supposed to do to take care of the dogs. I hope he can have another dog some day, when he’s gotten better educated on dogs and how to take care of them, because I’m sure he has a lot of love in his heart. EDIT Someone named Ian Kamau down in the replies of this said, “this story is tied to privilege, poverty, class, and race, I noticed a huge difference in their human living conditions” and this is something I was trying to get across in my comment. Someone else also said, “he may have a lot of love, but he’s a bad pet owner, because he’s left them in neglect. Rich and educated people can be bad pet owners too for the same reason.” And I wanted to include this because it is true. The man in the video is a bad owner, in the sense that he could’ve given them to someone who could take care of them. He did leave the dogs in neglect. But I do think that if he were capable, he would’ve given the dogs better attention and care himself, because he has a heart for them. He was probably just too sad and scared to give them away. I knew my comment would be a bit controversial, because it sounds like I’m siding with the guy and saying he’s this perfect pet owner or something. No, I’m not saying that at all. I’m saying that he has love and affection for his dogs, and because of that he let them go so they could be taken care of. And at the same time, it’s because he was so attached them and especially the oldest dog that he didn’t get them to care sooner. He knew they would probably never be returned to him if he did that. It’s not a good thing that he neglected them like this, but I really do believe that if he knew how to properly take care of a dog, and had better income, he would’ve been much better to them. That’s what I was trying to say, to the people who think I’m excusing what happened. I’m one of the few who watched this video and saw more than just a dog rescue saving dogs from a neglectful situation, I also see a man affected by poverty and lack of privilege who just couldn’t take care of his dogs and had to let them go. And this is coming from someone who usually likes animals much more than dogs, and does not sympathize with any animal abuser in the slightest. But this case really is just a poorly human and poorly dogs, they both need care and attention, they both deserve better.

[@marcuslarwa9098]

Don’t think he was unaware I think he didn’t have the resources to have that many dogs . Your right he definitely did cat about the dog and I believe that y he let them take her. He could have been selfish and keep her but he knew she’d be better off with them. If something were to happen and I lost my job I’d have a really hard time giving my dog up probably would if it got so bad I couldn’t take care of him anymore but it will kill me to have to do something like that.

[@ena9162]

I don’t think that he should have another dog because he just left that dog chained up she was super skinny and just was having more and more baby’s and I feel if he just did not want to care for them and he should not have had that many dogs, and I think u can do a fast google search and u can find out how to care for a dog.

[@Tismesue]

I find it hard to understand how you could ever treat animals you love that way. You could make excuses about not having money for food maybe but not for that horrific chain.

[@saraiii07]

@@Tismesue 9 times out of 10, thats all he had to hook her onto. He loved them, just didnt have the resources to take care of them properly.

[@saraiii07]

@@ena9162 first, we have no idea if he uses the chain often or rarely, just so happened she was on it when they came. Second, i highly doubt it's that he didnt want to care for them, its more like he couldnt care for them, most likely money problems. And for the puppies, looks as if only 2 of them were hers, the others might have been strays.

[@echospaw899]

Kudos to that gentleman who quickly realized he wasn't being attacked, and that he did want better for his dogs. Momma dog, and her pup that looks like her are really, really cute. So happy for ALL of them. 💘🧡💛💚💙💜🤎🖤

[@workforaliving5763]

these animals were not put on this earth to spare "his feelings". he has no right to keep them chained and starved like prisoners to make himself feel better. Lock his ass up in the mental ward

[@yoshino2880]

@@workforaliving5763 if he was abusing he could had killed them in the first place and he would not had given to them so get ur sht straight before being a pain in the ass

[@59thanks61]

He did the right thing, I guess he realized they had the dog's best interest in mind.

[@LM-hb6yn]

@@workforaliving5763 No she didn't! She was kind and respectful towards him, and when he realized she was going to help his dogs (and not euthanize them) he willingly gave them up so they could have a better life. People like you have a much higher opinion of yourselves than you ought. You go around harshly judging others and attacking, demeaning and insulting anyone who does have compassion for people like the man in this video. You've learned nothing from the animals you advocate for.

[@luxbear8849]

@@LM-hb6yn oh look.... one animal abuser defending another. Sick people.

[@SillhouetteSonata]

That guy did the right thing by relinquishing them to loving homes ❤️

[@mathewmomin7449]

Y'all never know what's its like to be poor so don't judge him, he ain't got money but he's sharing whatever he got with his dogs imagine being hungry yourself but still sharing what you earn.

[@wasilaify]

Just because you “have good intentions” doesn’t mean these dogs are not abused! If I couldn’t take care of myself i wouldn’t keep dogs just to suffer under me. I don’t get people like you!

[@beautifu_trash4094]

@@wasilaify It can be very difficult for people to give up their dogs, no matter how much they know they need it. You can see that in the vid, he was firm on them not taking her, but he knew she would be better off, and like ripping a band aid off he surrendered her to. That's what they're trying to say, that even though he had kept those dogs in such horrible conditions, it wasn't because he didn't care for them, but because he didn't have the proper money and tools to give them anything better.

[@nepgaurab_3499]

@@wasilaify and what to do to those dogs ? Leave them in the streets where there is no guarantee they will even get to eat 1 day, he gave those dogs away when people came to rescue them ,those are clearly stray dogs and the one that kept barking looks like he is fed when the man himself looked like he did not had anything in days. Even if he left the dog where would they go?

[@jimmythecrow]

@@nepgaurab_3499 thats exactly what that person would have done, or took them to a high kill shelter. This person, has and never has owned an animal, nor have they ever had to struggle

[@danceswithcomics7127]

Being poor isnt a excuse to abuse a animal. He was most likely breeding that poor dog in hopes of selling puppies later, had her on a short lease, kept her outside, she couldn't move but a couple feet and she was starving. Some of us have been poor at one time or another but we havent neglected and abused animals. Selfish man who surrendered the dogs probably because he was afraid of the law being brought.

[@samsara-summermooncomehome5881]

People will judge but despite the neglect, the dogs were really happy and well behaved. There was no physical abuse here. They didn't cower, and were really friendly, tails wagging and no aggression. They were loved, but needed help. I'm so glad that you treated him with kindness and respect, and the money would have been a God's send no doubt. 💖

[@tdbhmusic]

There definitely was physical abuse, when you can see the hip bones and entire rib cage that's neglect. Keeping her tied outside her whole life while she's bred and he sells the puppies hardly makes him innocent. Be sure to ask to see the parents when you buy puppies. I see people all over with purebreds they buy off the internet and not one person agrees they know what the parents looked like or if the new owners asked to see how they live until they are purchased. This video is exactly why the message "Adopt don't shop" came about. Any backyard breeder can pretend they know about dogs and sell them for years before anyone catches onto them. Visit your local shelters and humane societies, whether they are kill shelters or not. Those are the dogs you can buy, not backyard breeder dogs off the internet who post one cute picture and pretend everything's perfect because they know you won't dig deeper. Nice comments here, awesome. Nice is wonderful. The fight against backyard breeders has not ended as evidenced by the emaciated, starved mother with the giant chain living on dirt her entire pathetic life. This all started with the Price is Right host who always ended his show with Spay and Neuter your pets! That message needs a reboot and to spread like wildfire again please.

[@user-rr9zh5pc2p]

@@tdbhmusic I highly doubt he purposely hurt his dogs and that this is a case of backyard breeding. I doubt the man would have let them onto his property nor let them take his (well pretend this is backyard breeding) females or puppies . It seems that more likely than not this was a case of an elderly man taking in stray dogs with good intentions. The neglect shown towards the dogs while terrible to see the man seemed to really care for the dogs and lacked the money to properly care for them.

[@microwavegommmm916]

@@user-rr9zh5pc2p Don't need money to let the mum off the chain, how do you explain that?

[@Crimsontide1694]

@@tdbhmusic yeah this isn’t the message in the video at all. He was physically abusing them! He couldn’t afford and let the dogs go. If they were for profit, is he really gonna let them go? No. Stop assuming.

[@jctell1014]

@@Crimsontide1694 When did they say he was selling the dogs?

[@jensonthedoggo44]

people are saying, “we need more people like this in the world.” yet no one is saying to BE those people..

[@maisathedragonartist3364]

Wise words ^-^

[@CrypticHowl]

Ikr

[@jarrodhall3686]

It’s just something stupid people say to make themselves feel like they’ve contributed in some way.

[@Mama-Ames]

It shouldn't be AT ALL about SAYING, "Be those people." It should be about ACTUALLY BEING those people.💕🙏💕

[@FirePonk_]

@@kret9258 neither are you, but likewise, neither am I!

[@lorrainelancaster3868]

God bless you for fighting for her she is so mild mannered especially after all she has been through best of luck to all of them that you guys have rescued ❤

[@Justinbrown-ri1bm]

Hello Lorraine

[@bear9137]

i feel bad for the man. dogs are everything to people, sometimes we’re just clueless and dont know how to care for them. i’m happy he helped them all in the end

[@razzirae5536]

In this case his meal ticket. Don't be so naive. He only cared because he wants to profit off the puppies.

[@slowedvibes5348]

@@razzirae5536 I doubt that was the case

[@deepdishequalspizza]

@@razzirae5536 if he wanted to profit off of them, he would've asked for money when they wanted his dogs.

[@Mar-velousMarlenak8]

@@razzirae5536 I love how you're just making all these assumptions and stating them as though they are facts. You have no idea what this man's situation was, the only thing that we know is that he took in a stray dog and cared for her and then did the right thing when he saw someone who could take better care of her and her puppies. Shame on you for being so hateful. Save your vitriol for somebody who is actually abusing animals, this man was not doing that.

[@mellie4174]

So starving and abusing a dog is ok? And just a problem if not knowing you have to feed and bath it?? Stop and think for a bit...

[@Musettube]

I feel sad for the man, he lost his companion, it would great if there was a way to help people that love their dogs but don’t have money, to keep them healthy and live together.

[@MrHerecomesjohnny]

that's life, in my country when a poor person gets their kid taken away, no one gives them cash to help them get the kid back

[@MrBjornibjorn]

@@brainwash650 Laughing at this? ... Ok

[@LaNoir.]

Idk if he cared-cared for her, maybe he just wanted to keep her as a guardian dog and gave the puppies away because they were a nuisance. Then he was overthinking and decided that it's cheaper for him to get completely rid of all dogs. Not saying it's like that, but that's also a possibility, and he didn't seem to fight that much for keeping them

[@bloodisfrightening1203]

@@brainwash650 Damn you’re sad

[@ThatFire9oNe6]

@@brainwash650 what's wrong with you dude?

[@UrbanomicInteriors]

I love how humane and non judgmental the rescue woman was. I believe that people are always doing their best with the understanding and resources they have. Unfortunately many humans are lost or stuck or broken. The owner gave that dog a cushion to sit on, that shows kindness.

[@UrbanomicInteriors]

You can call it making excuses if that helps you feel better. I call it seeing beyond people's circumstances and behaviors to understanding how damaged beings tend to damage other beings. It doesn't mean they are evil, it means they are broken. You can hold a boundary while also holding compassion. You can show them respect and kindness while showing them that they have some work to do. The man made a good choice by allowing the dogs to be taken, and I think that should be celebrated.

[@neothinkeralpha7540]

U 👏 your Observations are spot on .👍 Well summed up on my own behalf.🐕🙏😻

[@neothinkeralpha7540]

@@UrbanomicInteriors So right again ; UI some critics are lacking in experience and understanding of how mental illness (due. to greaf , depression, low self-esteem ect.) can be so debilitating to the point of asking for help.😞😹 Abe Lincoln ones said: " He who has the right to criticize should have the 💓 to help ‼️" 🆗👍

[@neothinkeralpha7540]

@@beeticket How old are you sonny-boy ⁉️🤔 For over 60 years , I have been rescuing animals of all kinds:🐕🐈🐝🦉🐎 Who are you to rebuke me 👎 You need to grow up Spiritually first (learn emphathy and compation/rather than be "legalistic Christian"). Stop being ignorant and a passive observer 👉get out in the rescue field and make a contribution to society and this planet Earth 🌎. I'll 🙏 you to get a revolation by the Grace of God.📖⚡😇

[@UrbanomicInteriors]

@@beeticket If you feel that being punitive is the solution then that is your prerogative. In my experience being punitive has it's limitations, and there are many instances when it's not helpful. I wonder what your approach to the situation would have been, and whether or not you could have accomplished with force and anger what this woman did by being kind, calm and peaceful.

[@kittykooky]

What a beautiful mamma.❤

[@hellfire5108]

So many people would just yell at the guy which would lead to nothing. This lady is so precious.

[@marieminshull1400]

He would have deserves it seriously 🤣

[@MikeySkywalker]

She has no water weight. Her puppies were milking her dry with no refills.

[@ncorp2668]

He wasn't feeding for days at a time and treating her like a breeding machine so he could make a profit off of selling puppies. That's why he didn't want to give her up. This is most likely not her first round of puppies she's given birth to on his property.

[@blueg3027]

@@ncorp2668 you’re an idiot. You are purely assuming. He was cooperative, giving them up like that, he really probably couldn’t afford having the dogs.

[@ncorp2668]

@Graciela Y Etcheverry They're absolute morons, indeed.

[@BigDan67]

@@blueg3027 Why are u defending an animal abuser? If he can’t afford her he wouldn’t have gotten her.

[@lpsemcookie989]

@@BigDan67 I agree there is no excuses to put an live being in that condition.

[@scottjohnstone6204]

It definitely wasn't right those dogs going hungry, but respect to the fella for doing the right thing, nobody wants to lose their dog, I'm so glad the lucky Mumma puppy was taken too.

[@russellhowson730]

I'm so glad people like you exist. It breaks my heart seeing these poor loving animals in trauma, and you amazing people save them ❤😇

[@SkiSkillsMontana]

Just imagine if the world was only made of people like this great job guys!

[@zaubaschnutemajestat7796]

Or like you

[@juliev123]

that's a great thought...wish all the people in the world loved animals like this too!

[@lialia6507]

God bless this woman for saving animals life’s!. She’s truly one of a kind and inspirational. I want to be like her ♥️

[@vn3406]

Than you are like her, now or later

[@cherrytreeblossom8475]

@@vn3406 The word is 'Then'.

[@justcloggedthetoilet]

Why is that emoji looking smooth

[@justcloggedthetoilet]

@Brian Reavaldez If you don’t believe in God you don’t have to shout it out like that bruh

[@wolke1955]

❤❤❤

[@timberwolfdtproductions3890]

It takes a very special kind of person to see dogs in such deplorable conditions, yet show kindness and compassion to the person causing their distress. The only reason this amazing woman was able to rescue all those dogs is because she earned the man’s trust by treating him like a gentleman. There are a great many of us who could learn from her example!

[@brmbkl]

and yet, the man is living in deplorable conditions as well.

[@Marlene-oy6sd]

I completely agree with you. I’m a long way from where she’s now.

[@gloriawestfall8742]

Well said

[@marlenet5115]

I agree. I think the man did the best he could. He gave up the dogs because he wanted to do what's best for them. This man is not a criminal, so I'm glad he was not treated as such. Respect.

[@Talis1717]

It’s amazing how much unconditional love and joy a dog can have toward people, even under the worst circumstances and when treated poorly. We do not deserve them 😭

[@Victoriaward]

By handling this without judgement and calmly this woman achieved her goal. When you feel strongly this is one of the most difficult things to do. Amazing.