Cane Corso Rescue Stories

Cane Corso Rescue Stories:

Thousands of people volunteer their time or take up paid positions to care for our feathery and furry friends, or they simply happen to be in the right place at the right time. These good-hearted people go above and above to protect their well-being, saving more than 300 canines from a purported dog fighting ring and giving senior and medically vulnerable cats a safe haven.

We enjoy sharing information about their ongoing advocacy efforts and prompt, selfless responses to crises. So, see below some Cane Corso rescue stories.

Rescue Story Of Max:

Max was roughly two months old when we got a call that he had been run over by a vehicle. His leg was totally crushed and we expected to do a crisis removal.

He is a sweet fellow and we as a whole became hopelessly enamored with him. His recuperation was fast and soon enough he was coming on our everyday climbs with the other canines.

Max was sufficiently fortunate to be embraced by a pleasant priest from the Sarah School where he currently goes to classes with the understudies, hangs out at the ladies’ inn, and gets gone for strolls to a stream where he can swim!

Josh, Washington

Rescue Story Of:

When Lucy was saved, she was only 4 months old and in critical condition owing to a life-threatening wound covered with maggots. Watch her amazing recovery, made possible by kind animal lovers like you.

Monica, New Jersey

Rescue Story Of Wiley:

We are Wiley’s fourth home after going through several rounds of rehoming, so he is in a unique circumstance. He was found by a rescue in Oklahoma and fostered there before being sent to Brooklyn, where he underwent further foster care.

After I met one of the organization’s other available animals and sent an email indicating how I didn’t feel the connection but would like to keep trying, the president of the animal rescue gave me a call, and we immediately hit it off.

The next day, she texted me to let me know that they had an important situation: they had a “return.” When I first saw Wiley’s photo that she had emailed me, I immediately had that emotion. It appeared to me as a sign.

We picked him up from his old home and brought him to ours without ever having met him. After the journey, he left a small gift outside the building since he was anxious in the car, but he quickly recovered and behaved as though we had been his first parents since he was a puppy. His connection with me appeared to happen right away.

We signed the adoption paperwork two days later. Because Wiley and I both had really difficult childhoods and are incredibly resilient.

Nick, Brooklyn

Rescue Story Of Rocco:

Rocco had multiple wounds and injuries from being assaulted by a larger dog when he was discovered as a stray in California. Although Bear spent his days in a shelter, he desired and longed for a permanent home.

They assisted in the neutering, rescuing, and microchipping of Bear. The pair was anxious and eager when they arrived at the San Francisco adoption event.

We made the decision to give Rocco an opportunity to become a member of our family. Rocco was still wary of strangers and uneasy around the house during the first month at home.

Nearly four months after his adoption, Bear is now thriving thanks to some care and patience. Since Bear’s first nine years of life were so difficult, Michelle adds, he is so grateful and happy every single day.

My husband and I are in awe of how basic acts of love and care can completely change a dog’s life. These four brave dogs rescued their owners.

Tina, Pennsylvania

Rescue Story Of Charley:

We adopted Charley in January 2019. Before we discovered her, she had been living in a shelter for months. She is the most amazing dog I’ve ever met and my first adult rescue.

She has one of the greatest smiles you’ve ever seen, loves the snow, and loves people. She enjoys bringing you her toys and cuddling up close to you. We were unaware of Charley’s dog reactivity when we got her.

We had another dog at the time, so it was challenging. She and I have been working on this, and she is much better. She can make anyone happy and is incredibly educated and compassionate.

I’m really grateful for everything you do. I will never be able to adequately express my thanks for being the reason Charley entered our life. She has grown to be everything to my family and me.

Daphne, Ohio

Rescue Story Of Hunter:

My two children were pleading with me to get them a puppy, but each time I applied to a different rescue, I was told that there were too many people interested in the pets.

With his blue/grey color and expressive eyes, I was certain he would have left, but there he was, waiting for me. He was acting like any other puppy, leaping all over the place, but when I took him up, he just stood still and gave me a hug. He was the ideal companion for my 8-year-old, who was content to cuddle with a puppy.

When my girls returned home the following day after I had brought him home, they both started bawling as soon as they saw him. My eight-year-old characterized him as the puzzle piece she was missing. Hunter, who quickly took the name Artichoke, is a devoted lover who enjoys cuddling. He was just what I and my daughters needed.

Elizabeth, Florida

Rescue Story Of Sammy:

He became known as Sammy. Much to our dismay at that point, we would turn out to be basically stuck at home for the year and need him similarly however much he really wanted us. Little had some significant awareness of his past, however the additional time we were around him, the more we realized his past was not exceptionally perfect.

At the point when we brought him home, he feared all that most canines love. He was scared of noisy toys, wouldn’t eat his canine food or whatever else we gave him, and was continuously shaking with dread. Yet, the one thing he adored from the outset was individuals. Being home this year turned into our approval.

With loads of work over the initial not many months, he began to turn out to be less apprehensive. We changed his food on various occasions until we chose to take care of him with crude food, and presently he is at this point not underweight and he adores dinner time.

We learned he cherishes squirrels and some other little creatures he can pursue. So we began purchasing toys that looked like them to instruct him that it was ok to play with the toys.

This is as yet a work underway, yet consistently he is playing to an ever-increasing extent. Also, in conclusion, we did endlessly loads of work out on the shoal on his review, so he can run and play with different canines at Grandmother and Granddad’s and out at the canine park.

He has developed such a huge amount in his abilities this previous year, yet more critically, he has filled in our souls.

Moose, Hawaii