A twice-pregnant and abandoned volunteer who was not neutered hopes to end the tragic fate of garage dogs through adoption

[Animal News]Many garage dogs and barn dogs have no meals and are not neutered. They are even left behind when tenants graduate, suffering a tragic fate. The two-year-old Tang dog girl “Nuomi Ci” is like a dog that was given to a new tenant along with the lease. Just because she was born and lived near the garage, she naturally became the dog of the garage, but every time she left, she No one took her home or neutered her. As a result, she became pregnant twice, and the dog B she gave birth to in one of them all died. Volunteer Gloria couldn’t bear Nuomici’s continued suffering, so she took her away for sterilization and is now looking for an adoptive family for her, hoping to end her tragic fate.

When Nuomici was still dog B, she was discovered by Gloria walking around in front of the garage door. At that time, there was another companion dog B, “Xuemici”. She tried to rescue the two dogs, but they hid under the container. In the end, The rescue was unsuccessful. Later, Xue Mi Ci disappeared, and it was suspected that something had happened. Nuo Mi Ci was left in the garage. However, after the tenant moved out, he did not take the dog with him. The dog and the lease were handed over to the next tenant.

The new tenant who came in last year claimed to take care of Nuomi Ci, but in fact he did not provide enough food and still let her roam around. As a result, in March this year, a lost black dog came and Nuomi Ci was killed. Pregnant. Gloria said: “I asked the garage to give her a seat and contact me if anything happened. Unexpectedly, one day when I let the dog out, I met the tenant. He actually held a black plastic garbage bag and said that Nuomi Ci was not If you know how to gather BBs, they will all die.”

Two months later, the tenant left the property, leaving Nuomi Ci behind again. The new tenant continued to let her go. As a result, she met another donkey in mid-October and became pregnant again. Gloria decided to take action this time and put Nuomi Ci away. Ci took her to the SPCA for termination of pregnancy and sterilization.

Nuomi Ci finally got a chance to change her destiny. She is recovering well after the operation and is currently staying in a dog farm temporarily. However, the dog farm is full and she needs to leave before December 15. Gloria admitted that she has no place to take him in. To prevent the dog from returning to the garage again, she hopes to help the dog find an adoptive home as soon as possible.

Gloria also said that many people do not spay or neuter their dogs, which results in many unwanted pregnancies, causing more dogs to be born outdoors in less than ideal living conditions, creating more tragedies. Anyone who is interested in adopting this poor dog girl can contact Gloria through the contact information included in the report on this newspaper’s Facebook page.