So glad she has a loving family and forever home now
In December, at Des Moines International Airport, an airport employee spotted a dog [ti.e.d] to a post outside the airport with a short [le.ash]. She was in a state of [hu.nger and we.akness] due to a lack of access to food, water, and even shelter. She will [D.ie] if not found and helped.
With the act of [in.ten.tionally] a.ban.doning the dog at the airport, Bigsen was [ch.arg.ed] with 2 mi.sdem.eanors: Abandonment of an Animal and Care and Treatment of an Animal. Many people believe that this owner should have received a heavier [pu.nis.hment] because the dog may have [di.ed]. Moreover, [le.ashing] the dog with a short [le.ash] is an act of [to.rture]. Bigsen, even if he accepts only two minor [cha.rges], will be [ch.arg.ed] before his own court of conscience.
Life will not a.ban.don the po.or dog. A family saw her at the airport the day she was [a.ban.doned]. As soon as they saw the dog, they knew that there was a special bond between them. So they adopted the dog – with a new name: Alice, on Wednesday.
Alice integrates very well with her new family and it seems that the [pa.in of a.ban.do.nment] has been compensated by the new family’s love. Alice feels grateful and always hugs her new owner tightly. From now on she will have a happy new life.
Happy ending to sad story.
God bless you for rescuing this precious Angel
Best wishes to her new family and her
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