We recently rescued Bridgett from South Central Egypt’s Minya Province.
While it was a very difficult task to do so, it was a gratifying rescue for a number of reasons.
For starters, Bridgett was living in horrible conditions filled with garbage, needles and other disgusting surroundings to say the least. Bridgett had just given birth and had 6 puppies left from 11 puppies when we found her.
Bridget was practically a skeleton and starving. Her puppies were starving and she was unable to feed them. When we took a closer look at Bridget we found her to be severely injured with a broken hind leg. Her and her puppies chances of survival would have been very low. We had to act very quickly.