Hope For Paws was contacted by L.A. on Cloud 9, an organization that helps homeless people. The homeless man in the tent (he didn't want to be filmed) fed the dog, asked them for help, and they knew to call us. (They are the same organization that called us about Jordan:    • Jordan's Journey  The extended versi...   I'm sure 90% of you remember his horrifying story).

Loreta Frankonyte and I headed out to the bridge over the 110 freeway one of the busiest and noisiest freeways in Los Angeles. We feared he would bolt, so we surrounded him with our plastic fencing and got him into the Hope For Paws rescue vehicle.

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One weird/funny thing that happened during the rescue (it was removed in the editing) is that a man approached us and asked to buy drugs from us. I don't know what about our look gave him the feeling that we're the people to ask. (Was it the color of Loreta's shirt? Is that even a thing?)

When I have a free minute, I'll chop it and share it on our Instagram account:
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Anyway, little Shrimp was shellshocked from his experience. He didn't like being touched, and he wouldn't let us shave parts of his matted coat, so the doctor at CARES had to mildly sedate him.

Our friends at S.A.F.E. Rescue Team offered to foster him. It's important for me to acknowledge the incredible work of his fosters it took a couple of months for him to transform from a shellshocked sad dog, to a happy, playful doggie: https://SafeRescueTeam.org

Happy New Year to all of you animal lovers!

MAKE SURE to be back on December 31st for the last video of 2023

Eldad

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