Californian woman in animal control gets called in to rescue 4 stray dogs but ends up finding 13, gets them all furever homes: ‘This is the reality…’

A woman who works in animal control in Fresno, California shares her POV of rescuing dogs. In this case, she was called in to rescue four adult dogs, but ended up finding two families of dogs and puppies, totaling to 13 dogs. 

It's not an easy job when it comes to rescuing animals, especially when you live in a town that has a bad reputation of abandoning dogs and not getting them fixed. In the case of this woman who works in animal control, she is working tirelessly every single day to rescue as many dogs she can off of the streets of Fresno, CA. She shares many POV videos of her rescues, but when truly left her mouth ajar. 

It started with a call to come rescue four adult stray dogs in an orchard. When she got there, she was able to instantly see at least three adults, however, one had a litter of puppies. All of these were Great Pyrenees dogs, who are usually bred for livestock protection. However, even with that protectiveness in their DNA, they still were happy to see here and happily approached her.

Only one dogs seemed iffy, but even he was still being a good boy. As she continued to walk around the orchard she found the final 4th adult dog. However, she was not alone. She had herself a litter of puppies too! 

In total, she left rescuing 13 dogs that day.