Rescue Dog Was Terrified Of Going Outside Until… | The Dodo Foster Diaries

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Rescue dog was terrified of going outside until her doggie sisters showed her that it was ok 💞

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32 thoughts on “Rescue Dog Was Terrified Of Going Outside Until… | The Dodo Foster Diaries”

  1. If charities really wanted to help. They would accept one off donations.

    They do not want a donation though. They want your email. Phone. Address. Browser history and most importantly your bank details.

    They don't want to help any cause they want your life subscription like its a gym membership.

    Unicef makes me giggle the most. Dude stands infront of a mountain of water treatment parcels then begs you to buy them to send them to people who need them.

    Donations supply the stock. But Donations release the stock too.

    Meanwhile the mofos at the top of these organisations non profits take a higher salary than SONY CEO. They only travel first class and they only sleep 5 stars.

    But really just need your help.

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  12. She probably had separation anxiety and leaving the foster home after she had just opened up did not help. I know foster homes have their own dogs and they need space for helping other dogs. But dogs with severe issues won't get that.

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  17. We’ll be a much better society when we have as many wonderful foster parents for humans as we do foster parents for dogs. Never in a million years would I want one less wonderful family like this; but we need people willing to speak this way about the neglected child left alone who is scared of the world and won’t look you in the eye.

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  21. Im watching a Cute Blocks video of the rescue of a puppy at the side of a road. The rescuer had to lift its head to provide fluids and I had an idea for a water dispenser. The bottle would be a concertina to change its height to fit any animal size and different size spouts could be attached accordingly. There's a design website/app that allows you to dictate the dimensions, shape, colour and placement of lids, spouts etc to existing bottles… im sorry but the name escapes me right now!
    Anyhow whether or not you can do something with this idea keep up all your great work. I love your channel ❤

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  27. She loved her family that dumped her.
    That would explain why she is hesitant to warm up to people and why she is terrified to go outside. She thinks she is going to be abandoned.
    It’s wonderful to see she can trust humans again.

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