Woman Sees A Pit Bull Abandoned On The Side Of The Highway And Decides To Help Immediately

Donna, an experienced animal rescuer, recently rescued a pit bull from a dangerous situation on the highway.

While driving on the highway, she saw a pit bull and she knew she couldn't just drive on.

She stopped, approached the dog and discovered her lying at the foot of a hill.

The condition of this pit bull was heartbreaking and it was clear she had been lying there for some time.

Donna decides to help

Donna immediately stopped her car and hurried to see if the dog was all right.

She was surprised that no one else had stopped to help the poor dog.

She wondered how it was possible that other people had not seen the dog and decided to take matters into her own hands.

Gaining trust

Donna gently approached the pit bull and offered the dog some food to gain his trust.

The pit bull took it eagerly - a clear sign of her hunger and desperation.

It was a touching moment that showed how badly this abandoned dog needed help.

The next step was to find a way to get the dog to safety.

The pit bull, probably traumatized, hesitated to move.

Donna tried to encourage her and even playfully asked if she wanted a ride.

The dog's response was a soft wag, a universal sign of joy.

Moving the dog, however, was not as easy as they hoped.

The pit bull, possibly exhausted or scared, did not seem to want to run.

Not discouraged, the woman, driven by her determination and compassion, decided to carry the dog herself.

As they walked back to the Jeep, it began to rain, making Donna realize she had found the dog just in time before a storm hit.

A happy ending

Donna took the rescued Pit Bull to a shelter where he stayed for a while.

After a week, she found a loving foster home, where she has been doing well ever since.

The dog discovered toys and likes to carry them around to show how happy he is.

Thanks to Donna's quick thinking and compassionate actions, the pit bull found safety and love.

Donna's story reminds us that even small acts can make a big difference in the lives of animals in need.