We are sending out a great big THANK YOU to the heroes from Tasley Volunteer Fire Company for coming out today in the bitter cold to rescue a little puppy. Our building is across the street from an old grader on Coastal Boulevard in Tasley.
Adrian, our Health & Safety Coordinator, was getting our chickens straight for the coming storm and he heard the sounds of a puppy crying. Further investigation led him to find this little puppy trapped in icy standing water in some sort of washing pit at the grader.
We made several calls but no one would help us until we called the Tasley Volunteer Fire Company. Don Amadeo, Joseph Eller and Jeff Beall came right over and rescued this little baby from her terrible predicament.
There are 3 short videos of the rescue below, plus here is a picture of the little puppy safe and sound at the Eastern Shore Regional Animal Control facility, where they will find her a good home if no one claims her. They believe she is about 3 months old, probably a chihuahua mix and definitely a girl. We are so grateful to the Tasley Volunteer Fire Company volunteers for rescuing this baby from a cold miserable death at the bottom of that wet pit. You guys are terrific!!
So glad you heard her cry, the Volunteer Fire companies are a wonderful asset to everyone. Many thanks for coming to the rescue.
That is a precious little girl, cute as she can be. I pray someone will adopt her, poor little thing has had a rough start!!
Kudos to No Limits and the Tasley Fire Dept.! Our Eastern Shore people have big hearts!💖💖💖
Thank you guys for caring enough to get some help and save her and hats off to Tasley Fire Crew.
Hooray for the Tasley Volunteer Fire Company!! This little girl is now safe and warm because they went out on such a cold day to rescue her!!
Thank you so much for saving this precious little pup! I’m sure she will never forget the kindness you showed her today.God Bless you!!!
Good job, she is really a cutie
Thank you! What a blessing you are!!
Thank you Tasley firefighters for saving this puppy. Just pray she is adopted out before her time up at the ESAF. They don’t give them long enough. Thank God for Susanne Hoshino who transports to Shelters for future adoptions