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.
On Monday, animal control officers in Brantford, Ontario, rescued 11 puppies from a box, leaving a city animal control spokesperson to condemn the act of puppy dumping. The pups, believed to be about one to two days old and of a bully breed type, were discovered without their mother. The officers posted on Facebook that they handed the puppies over to Sato Saved End of the Line Dog Rescue and Rehabilitation due to their specialized care needs, including bottle feeding.
One of the puppies has a cleft palate, necessitating tube feeding. Sato Saved reached out for assistance from experienced fosters within a 30-minute radius of Brantford, promising to cover all necessary supplies. The rescue emphasized that the puppies must be fed every three hours for the next four weeks, stressing that overnight sleepovers are not an option.
Fortunately, two foster homes were successfully secured, and two additional puppies were transferred to Travelling Tails K9 Rescue. The animal control is urging anyone with information on the puppy's apparent dumpers to contact the animal welfare line at 1-833-926-4625.
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