Tuesday, Feb 14, 2012
On the contrary to the merry atmosphere of Valentine's Day, Animal 119 received a heart-breaking report at the middle of the noon that there's a seriously wounded dog in Taichung needed to be rescued; therefore, we immediately started to make plans for the rescue procedure for tomorrow.
Wednesday, Feb 15, 2012
On the very next day, Mr. Su left L.C.O. early and rushed to the reported location. However, Mr. Su looked for everywhere but didn't find the dog. He returned to L.C.O with a heavily worried heart.
On the very next day, Mr. Su left L.C.O. early and rushed to the reported location. However, Mr. Su looked for everywhere but didn't find the dog. He returned to L.C.O with a heavily worried heart.
Thursday, Feb 16, 2012
Mr. Su drove to the location again to search for the wounded dog, and finally, the dog showed up. Just as Mr. Su had a relief and started to get ready for rescuing, the dog ran away and disappeared again!
Mr. Su didn't give up at all.
He thought that he must bring the dog back, so he waited and waited, just for seeing the dog again. However, the sun gradually went down. Sunset turned to starlight. The darkness blocked the sight. Mr.Su could only stop the rescue action this day.
Mr. Su didn't give up at all.
He thought that he must bring the dog back, so he waited and waited, just for seeing the dog again. However, the sun gradually went down. Sunset turned to starlight. The darkness blocked the sight. Mr.Su could only stop the rescue action this day.
Friday, Feb 17, 2012
Before 9 O'clock this morning, Mr. Su had already gone out with the animal ambulance once again hoping to bring the dog back. Time flew away slowly...just at 11:15 a.m, the most delightful news came from our cellphone: Mr. Su had caught the dog!
The dog was immediately shifted to the animal hospital and undergo the emergency surgery. We were told that after 15:00 o'clock we could go pick it back. As we arrived at the animal hospital and just stated to have a few words with the vet, our tears rolled down immediately. The dog was lying on the surgery plate unconscious with a big wound on its back. God knows how hurt it must be. However, the dog didn't give up itself. It still stoke for its live bravely. The more it suffered, the more innocent t was. Regarding to this, I decided to name the old female dog "Angel" for her braveness. I hope she can lead a happy life forever ever after.
As the anesthetic gradually faded, Angel moaned uneasily. Through our constant accompany, she finally calmed down. Now Angel is on the way of recovery. She even has great appetite! I believe that she would be fine soon.
Last but not the least, I need to thank everyone for paying close attention of Angel's condition. Thank you for all your encouragement. We always welcome you here to visit Angel!
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