Dog Mother And Her 9 Puppies Found Abandoned And Sealed In A Box So They Couldn't Escape

Dog Mother And Her 9 Puppies Found Abandoned And Sealed In A Box So They Couldn’t Escape

A sealed cardboard box was found at the Puntzi Lake Land Fill in British Columbia, Canada, with a dog and her 9 newborn puppies inside.

Someone left this dog and sealed them inside the box to ensure they could not get out. However, a kindhearted individual located the dogs and immediately took them to the vet.

At the time, the mother canine was incredibly thin and malnourished. Seemingly, she gave birth a week before they were found. In spite of her poor wellness, she continued to care for and feed her puppies.

After staying at the vet overnight, the family was after that moved to a non-profit company called the British Columbia Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (BC SPCA). The BC SPCA is dedicated to protecting abused pets and actively fights versus animal cruelty.

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Dog Mother And Her 9 Puppies Found Abandoned And Sealed In A Box So They Couldn't Escape
Dog Mother And Her 9 Puppies Found Abandoned And Sealed In A Box So They Couldn’t Escape

At the BCSCPA’s Quesnel and District branch in Canada, the mother dog focused on taking care of her puppies while the team fed her and nursed her back to health. In the beginning, she was nervous. Maybe, her anxiety was because of her past traumatic experiences, but after some time, she let down her guard.

Eventually, the sanctuary called the mother dog “Casey.” She is a lovely canine who is friendly with everybody at the sanctuary. Today, the sanctuary team is relieved that Casey and her puppies were found by someone that took action.

Currently, Casey’s puppies are growing up. They will be available for adoption when they go to least two months old. Till after that, Casey and her pups are remaining at the same sanctuary.

Today, the BC SPCA is still looking for the person that abandoned Casey and her pups. Further, the BC SPCA reminds the public not to abandon their pets because it is an incredibly terrible, illegal act. If a pet proprietor is having a hard time to take care of their animals, he should reach out to their local rescue or animal sanctuary instead of abandoning them.