What does a blood donor hero dog deserve? Certainly not dying brutally under the wheels at the hands of a reckless and insensitive driver.
Margaret was merely hours old on the streets when she came under our care in December 2006. She grew up to be a beauty and the leader of her pack. Yes, female street dogs who do not ever multiply assume the power role, something we have repeatedly observed.
Margaret's grace and charisma were unparalleled. She remained an unsung hero, a blood donor who did her best to save the life of a stray pup. She had so much faith in us that she did not even move when blood was being drawn from her. She just stared at Champ on the opposite table, returned to the streets and announced to her pack that she was back.
There is one thing that Margaret used to hate, the speeding cars. Unfortunately, that is what she fell prey to. It was on August 20, 2018 that she was seen lying lifeless. The pain hasn't lessened a bit. What happened with Margaret, happens with countless others everyday in a compassionless society that does not give animals a brake. For the sake of precious souls like Margaret, GIVE ANIMALS A BRAKE
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