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Abandoned Dog Crying On Side of The Road Just Wants To Kiss Her Rescuer

By: Dee Michaels
Dee Michaels is a passionate and accomplished writer, renowned for his heartwarming and engaging stories on IHeartDogs.com.Read more
| December 17, 2021

Judy Obregon, who leads rescue organization The Abandoned Ones (TAO), often frequents the grim roads near a dumping ground around Echo Lake Park in Texas. She skillfully spots live animals among the decomposing bodies and brings them to the shelter.

When she finally arrived home, Judy took the puppy to the vet. She was so scared that she wagged her tail when she saw the doctor and gave him kisses. The doctor said that her wounds were healing, but it would take a while before they healed completely. He gave her some medicine and set up an appointment for two weeks later.

 

Judy noticed that the pup, now called Callie, had a string around her neck. Judy realized that the string was part of a toy that had broken off in Callie’s attempts to break free. The other part of the string was still in the same fence where she was waiting. Poor pup! She didn’t move from her spot and hoping that a familiar person would come looking for her.

 

Relieved at being rescued from such a decay, Callie gave Judy a very sweet kiss on the cheek! She was taken to the vet’s where she whined when touched and was found without a microchip. She seemed considerably healthy even after going through such a nightmare.

Callie is recovering well from the time she spent in the shelter. She has developed a healthy appetite and emotionally recovered from being abandoned. Judy finds that dogs like Callie are always eager to forgive.

Within two days of being rescued, Callie was up and walking on her own. She had a big smile on her face, showing she was happy to be alive. Her past is behind her and soon she will be up for adoption. She deserves the happy ending that we hope comes her way!

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