Chula...Product Of Throw-Away Society

How lucky she was to have found you!!! she’s gorgeous!!! a lovely capture … :D

Susan I love the photograph of this pup.. and the story that goes with it.
it is sad that these animals are abandon.. .. it like roxie my little girl she was abanded
to.. my nephew and his friends found her.. and her sister only five weeks old.
i put her sister into a foster care home and kept roxie… if i had more room i adopt another dog
that needs a good home..

She is beautiful. You do the right thing. I wish more people would realise that they are not doing these animals Any favor abandoning them. It hurts to see it(as you know of Maxi’s story) But…she is yours now…Good for you, Susan:) She would die out there…and I know that many others probably will. This is the “throw away” society we live in, I am afraid.

What a wonderful and sad story about the state of our times. However, I would find it very hard to abandon something that had a part of my heart, those people who abandon and animal to live or die can’ t have invested very much of their heart into the animal. Times are poor, I understand that, but try to find the dog a home or a shelter. I can’t wrap my head around just throwing them away. It is so wonderful that there are people like you who think with their hearts. Chula is a very lucky girl. Bless you and your husband. Lovely photo by the way.

Oh poor baby! She was so lucky to have found you – a human with a big heart. Thank you for saving her.

Oh wow-what a gorgeous face it is hard to understand how someone can do that. I know a lot of people can hardly make ends meet these days but I would try to find a home anything but dumping this poor animal like that-just to cruel I am so glad she found your family….

Bless your ever-loving heart my friend! Your words resonate…your heart is immesurable my friend!!

It is so sad that there are still kill centers. We have rescued 3 cats and a dog. I am hopeless, I buy cheeseburgers for the foxes in our area because they look so emaciated by the mid-summer. You are very kind to help to these poor animals. She is a sweetheart and deserves a good home. Good for you!!!!!!

A precious soul in there…and I so want to get my hands on whoever dumped her…I got a few friends who would make short work of them.

So sad Susan, but I am so glad that Chula has found a good home! She looks lovely, how could anyone dump an animal? If they have no money, at least they could drop the animals at an animal shelter so there is a chance for them, even if they only have a limited time frame. It would be a more humane end than slowly starving to death, or worse. Imagine the thoughts that these animals have, wondering what happened to their loved ones? Or am I being too emotional?
You have captured her eyes here beautifully, they speak volumes. Do the authorities know that the animals are being ‘released’ in your area? Perhaps they might be able to catch the people doing this and make an example of them?
Thanks for your big heart in saving Chula!

Beautiful close up and such a great sad story. At least she has a good home now. When I was on my picture teak yesterday happened upon a beautiful German Sheppard laying down the hillside from the gravel road i was one. I stopped and tried to talk to it but it didn’t respond to me at all and when i started to get out of the jeep it started to move further down hill, which is very steep and drops right into the river. I got back in the jeep and sat a watched it for a while then finally left. The closest house is over a quarter mile away and is the only one within over a mile. I don’t know if the dog belonged to the house or not but have been worried ever since.

What a precious face and I’m so glad that you opened your heart and home to this precious little thing. I would have felt and done the same thing Susan. Times are so hard for everyone right now, and most of all these precious furs who can’t understand why one minute they are loved and fed, and alone and hungry the next. Keep up the good work. xo

This is an unbelievably sad tale Susan! Thank god Chula found you! XO

Oh Susan. Your story brought tears to my eyes. What a wonderful thing you did to give her a home. My dogs are rescue dogs also, and I always donate to a shelter in my area. I think I will give a double donation now just because you Chula have touched my heart. Thank you, my friend for being you, and caring about Chula and other animals that have been “tossed out.” By the way, she seems to have a very sweet personality and you’ve captured her so well!

How much I appreciate your story Susan and I also have tears in my eyes for what some people will do. I cannot say that we have a throw away society. In fact, you know what??? I refuse to even get to know those people. They are irresponsible scumbags and I hope what they have done will come back to haunt them. The people that I choose to know would rather rescue and probably have brought home pets when they already have enough. There will always be room for one more pet in my home and I can see that you are the same way. Your Chula is beautiful and I know that she has a good home with you. Thank you for drawing attention to this growing problem and I hope it will encourage more people to reach out and make a home for one more animal. You are an Angel!!! Blessings to you. You are the living proof that a “throw away society” is not acceptable!!

A rea good photo of the dog

This is the sweetest photo of a rescue dog I have ever seen. Instant fave and how lucky for him that you are such a loving person!

This is a gorgeous photo and the story is very touching.
All my dogs have been from the pound- why buy a “pet shop” animal when there are so many at shelters full of love and hoping to be given a second chance at life?

She is beautiful – wonderful eyes!

I don’t think I have ever had any pet that was not a rescue. They do find their intended, somehow.
Clear sailing for her now!

this poor wee thing was sent to you, how sad a world we now have, she will learn where to do her business with love and care from you, you have a big big heart susan, proud to know you,dawnx

What a sad story, but thanks to you and your husband it has a happy ending. I can’t imagine the callousness it takes to just abandon an animal out there – thank-you for being there and accepting these animals into your home. It’s a lovely shot and a wonderful story.

susan, my friend….you have a big heart….chula is so blessed and she will love you so much in return….your story made me cry thinking of all those beautiful animals out there wandering in hunger and alone…..thank you for taking this one in and making her a part of your family….i have had two rescue dogs in my life and several cats, and they are wonderful companions and lift the spirit…..you are a beautiful soul….thank you for sharing chula….and hug her for me, will ya?

You are such a wonderful human being Susan! Chula is so lucky, as it seems so many others have been to find you. Brings tears. Bless you for your big heart!! And what an adorable capture of this little girl. :o) Hugs from Jackson as well, for you both!!

well done ......................I too have a rescue dog….......................couldnt see them suffer or put to sleep…...............Keeloh is now 16/17 months old…...........
Alexander

So sad..I have a lump in my throat! my cat’s are both saved cats…and my next dog will be a shelter dog for sure!
Chula is beautiful, her eyes say so much in this shot, they go straight to my heart! :]

Lucky Chula.

Bless you. Wish I could take more of these animals in. Our recently adopted shelter dog was in bad straits when we first brought him home but he has recovered to become the veritable center of my husband’s and my universe. Chula is a poster dog for all those that suffer through no fault of their own. Keep spreading the word. So many people we know buy expensive designer dogs that often are problem animals. They often express surprise that our dog is a shelter adoptee. There are millions of wonderful dogs and cats awaiting good homes in shelters worldwide, full of affection and devotion at so little a price. Thank you for posting Chula’s photo and story.

YOu are sooo wonderful for saving this beautiful dog! Her eyes are so beautiful it breaks my heart that someone could abandon them. Spectacular work!

wow,, she luckly to find you,,what a lovely and sad story too,,great shot :)

awwwwwwwwwwwww…. how can people throw such a cutie pie!?
sometimes we human are too harsh.
awsome pic!

wow i do liked perfect capture ;

We had an abandoned dog when I was growing up. He had been abused and was scared to death. He came home on my 13th birthday and he ended up being the best dog you could ever want. He hid under our house for 2 weeks before he got the courage to come out and see us. Our other dog would go under the house and lay with him to keep him company. Once he came into the house, that was it, he was part of the family. These dogs seem to know when they are being treated well and show extra love for it.

so beautiful fantastic shot

lovely capture!

poor baby!!! my heart goes out to you dear!!

AWwwwwwwww and with such a sweet face too…looks like she is saying pet me, love me, play with me, I’m bored, damnit put that camera down and throw the ball will ya! LOL HOLY cow turning out their horses too?? geezo man! Well if you stumble upon a few of those I know of a few peeps that would save them..geesh..people really need to think about what they are doing!

How lucky she was to have found you!!! GOD BLESS YOU!!!!!!! You have made HER and yourself happy! So MARVELLOUS of you!

What a beautiful story, she is so lucky that she had found you, she must of known she had come to safety. It breaks my heart to hear about cruelty to animals, it is not warranted and it any animal does not deserve it. I agree please purchase your pet from an Animal Society and donate if you can food, my pet is a an Animal Shelter dog. Keep up the awesome Susan!:-}xoxoxox

Susan, you are one awesome person. I am wo happy you and Chula have meet each other. It makes me angry, when people do things like this to an animal. She is a beauty, your photo of her is great. I also have two adopted dogs from a rescue shelter. They were both older, Julie was 4 years old and Harley was 6 years. But my sister and I both wanted dogs that we could really make a difference in their lives.
May God bless you for kindness to these animals…..Kay

IT was meant to be….Chula came there for a reason…she is a fighter…and you are wonderful…my heart breaks as all the other people have stated….it really is a sad state of affairs when they can just abandon something that only knows love and trust….Thank you so much for what you have done…you will be blessed!! and so is CHULA!!

Forgot to say how beautiful she is!!

Thank you, thank you, thank you Susan for taking Chula in. There are far to many animals that are in great need. Both of the dogs that my sister and I have are adopted from a shelter. Our other two dogs before these two where also adopted. All of the others we had where given to us, by people who did not want them. Far too many unwanted animals. I have such a deep love of animals, that I can not understand someone treating them so badly. I love them all, all the way to the very core of my being, and I thank God for it! .... Lynn

Hello Chula…You are beautiful! I am so glad you have an awesome home now. It is so sad how some people can treat animals. I don’t know how they sleep at night. But then we have awesome people like you that do all you can to help. We need more like you Susan! Big Hugz!!!

What a great capture. Thank you for sharing it with us.

What a great capture. Thank you for sharing it with us.

Your story brought tears to my eyes. I am also a dog owner – of Hank, a Beagle/Boston Terrier mix. I adopted him from a rescue center in Cleveland, OH – he is such a great little guy – always by my side. He will be a year old in August. Anyways, you have a great photograph of your dog. Immediate favorite.

very very sad .. I volunteer at a shelter and see so many .. poor baby sweet shot of this baby . .so glad you rescued her .. I have 3 rescue cats