Two small puppies were spotted near a farm in the hot summer. They took shelter under cars to stay cool. They were full of fleas and ticks and were constantly itching and scratching. They were eating garbage and someone dropped food out in a field that kept them alive. The rescuers were able to capture the little puppies and bring them to the animal hospital.
At the animal hospital, hundreds of ticks and fleas were removed from the puppies and they were given a bath and treats. Next was their first walk on a leash and their adoption photoshoot. They were names Alba and Dora.
Both were adopted out to wonderful families who will take good care of them!
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