Abandoned puppies now in foster homes after found in box in Brantford
The puppies were sent to Sato Saved End of the Line Dog Rescue and Rehabilitation as Hillside Kennels Animal Control noted they need special attention and require bottle feeding.
In Brantford, Ontario, a group of abandoned puppies found in a box earlier this week have been taken in by foster homes to ensure their proper care. The 11 puppies, resembling bully breed dogs, were discovered with no mother present in the city earlier on Monday morning. Hillside Kennels Animal Control, partnering with the City of Brantford, took action and brought the puppies to Sato Saved End of the Line Dog Rescue and Rehabilitation for specialized attention.
One of the pups has a cleft palate and will need tube feeding, while all 11 are expected to be fed every three hours for the next four weeks. Sato Saved is actively seeking experienced fosters within a 30-minute radius of Brantford who can bottle-feed these vulnerable puppies. Animal control has appealed to the public, urging anyone with information about the individuals who abandoned the puppies to contact animal welfare at 1-833-926-4625.
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