The exciting story of Rudolph: the puppy that was going to be sacrificed, but survived the lethal injection – 04/02/2019

Rudolph, a puppy 7 to 8 months old, had a second chance to live after surviving euthanasia. Her story so moved the volunteers of the shelter where she lives that they decided to publish her story on social networks.

The boy was to be sacrificed last week because of overcrowding and overpopulation of dogs in the shelter where he lived in Oklahoma City, United States. The, a veterinarian injected him with drugs to kill him and let him die.

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But something unexpected happened: when the man returned to take the body without life, he discovered that Rodolphe was still awake. Kylie Jo Mitchell, employee of the Kings Harvest Shelter, who later greeted the child, told WQAD that the vet had refused to inject him again.

After this episode, the puppy was transferred to Kings Harvest Pet, located in Davenport, Iowa, where he began managing his adoption. "We brought it with the hope that someone would adopt him and give him a second chance in life.If you are interested in this adorable young man, I know him well." , they wrote in a Facebook message.

In less than 24 hours, the shelter has accumulated dozens of messages from people interested in adopting it. "It's a miraculous dog, absolutely, I've never heard anything like it," added Mitchell.

Last Saturday, he was finally adopted. "Rudolph goes to his new home, the decision was difficult with so many great people who showed up, but Rudolph fell in love with this young man and the feeling was mutual … Thank you for adopting a dog of street, "they said from the Davenport space.

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The person in question is calling Jacob Maler, who when he saw the dog's picture could not resist and decided to adopt it to give it to a veteran that he knew. "I sent him the story of this dog, I said:" Look at this dog, it's an amazing story. "I was so moved that it was I said: "I have to have it," he said. said Hommer.

He added: "Having a dog, that's giving, is something for which you have to wake up and fight, and especially for many of those veterans who are struggling to have a reason to get up in the day. " In this way, he traveled two and a half hours from Des Moines, capital of Iowa, to Davenport and Rudolph is already with his new family.

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