Every dog deserves the basics, a full belly, a safe spot to curl up, and a touch of comfort. These needs are simple, yet far too many pups go without them, which feels both unfair and heartbreaking.
They don’t ask for much, but countless people still fail to provide even the essentials. Despite centuries of loyalty at our side, the problem of abandoned and stray dogs continues to spread.
Two little terriers knew that struggle firsthand. Left behind near a drain pipe, they had only each other for company. Their bond kept them going until kindness finally arrived in the form of a rescuer who refused to look away.
Life Inside A Drain Pipe
Audray from Luck’s Rescue in Georgia first spotted the frightened pair while checking on animals in the area. She immediately tried to soothe them and figure out a safe way to get them out.
Because they were deep inside a drain pipe, it was difficult for her to reach them. The pups were terrified of being touched, which made the situation even more challenging.
She knew that rushing in could frighten them further, so she began by offering food to gain their trust.
The dogs were hungry enough to accept food from her hand, but they refused to come any closer. It became clear that she would need a careful approach to secure them without causing panic.
Since the dogs had already shown a small amount of trust, Audray placed a crate near the pipe and put food inside, hoping hunger would convince them to step in.
One of the pups hesitated at first, unsure whether it was safe, yet his appetite pushed him to investigate.
A Rescue That Went Better Than Expected
Eventually, the dog walked inside the crate, giving Audray the chance to close the door. She repeated the same method with the second terrier, completing the rescue much more easily than she expected.
With both dogs secured, Audray brought them to her home in Georgia so they could rest, eat, and feel safe while she searched for a foster placement.
Luckily, a foster stepped forward quickly. Even better, this person had plenty of experience caring for animals who had faced mistreatment or neglect.
Now named Mimi and Momo, the two pups are receiving the care they have long needed. They have been spayed, evaluated, and are almost ready to be listed for adoption.
Until a forever family finds them, they will continue to enjoy the warmth and stability of their foster home, where they can heal and learn to trust the world again.