an amazing thing happened today.  

Oh my what an amazing story, it really is! You have described (really well) how your colleagues put "operation find the dog" into action and I really do hope she finds a loving home. I think she will, don't you? As for the RSPCA, they have let me down so many times I have lost count! If I ever come to winning lots of cash I'm afraid it won't be them that gets a percentage of it, there are far more deserving causes if you ask me, The Dogs Trust being one of them...and the Cats Protection League (I own a cat) amongst many others too numerous to mention here!

That is a heart-warming story (and one that I'm sure has its counterparts in many businesses, big and small). It's worrying and distressing that the local council (and worse) the local kennels and the RSPCA were apparently not interested.

I hope that 'your' dog will eventually find a good home. Sadly, she may never be able to fully trust men (though it is possible to 'counsel' dogs to a certain extent and she may be able to come to tolerate certain men).

I hope that your company (and the two managers) can show as much compassion - and give up as much time - to help any of its employees who might be in distress.

It is stories like this that make me smile so thanks for sharing! It is a good day when you see people helping out whether it's people or animals. I have a dog, too, so there is a special place in my heart for animals. (My dog is the same as yours - an "only child" and very antisocial when it comes to other dogs.) When you were telling about the poor puppy, I wanted to adopt it too! That's awesome that at least four people would offer the puppy a home. That is so good to hear. What a good day. Also my sister has an older dog who doesn't like men either. She is fine with women, but is very uneasy around men. My sister's dog is a little older and has been abused, but it is so sad that a puppy would be so scared of men at such a young age. There must have been a lot of abuse there. It's a good thing she has such a good home to go to sometime soon! Yes, please do keep us posted! I'd be interested to know what the lucky new owner names her too if you know that as well. Thanks for sharing such a wonderful story with a happy ending sometime soon!

wow, that's definitely an amazing story. I've always been so very soft hearted when it comes to dogs and I just wish no dogs are homeless or sick right now. Whenever i see an alley dog, i just always hope i could just take them home with me but just couldnt, they're too many. :(

What a great story it started sad but there are 4 people who want this dog. She will have a great life. I got my dog off the street and she was abused it took me a whole month just to get her to walk on a leash. She is a Pit Bull mix and at first like your dog she didn't like males. I had her since she was 6 months old. Bandit is now 10 and spoiled rotten. As for the RSPCA they have rules they have to follow. I am not sure if you ever watched Animal Cops on Animal Planet. But they can't take a dog until the owner signs the papers and turns them over. It's not like they don't want to help the dog and they do feel bad when they can't get a dog or cat right away. They don't give up either it's just rules they have to follow. Mostly it's so the case won't be thrown out and the animal abuser will get a fine or jail time. Can't wait for the update. And thanks for saving this dog's life. You all did a great job.

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This was a very heart warming story. And well written and interesting. I usually don't read everything on some post but this keep me very interesting. It was a good thing what your managers did. Hopefully the dog will find a good home and loving owners who will care for it and won't abuse it.

I still can not understand how People can do this I really don't, the poor Dog
I hope it has a Happy Ending and that one of them will give her a Home and I have to praise everyone who went out there to rescue the poor Dog I really admire that
Please let me know a HAPPY Ending