Dog Hides Her Puppies In A Ditch For A Heartbreaking Reason

A North Carolina man made a Facebook page in July about giving away his dog and her puppies. The community worked together to make sure they all found homes. The man’s dog, Nana, is 4 years old. Nana has spent the last three years of her life chained up outside.

She has given birth three times. None of the puppies from the first two litters survived. After Nana had given birth to her latest litter of nine puppies, the man decided to give her and her puppies up.

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As soon as people in the neighborhood saw the post they went into action.

The staff at Faithful Friends Animal Sanctuary (FFAS) heard about Nana and her puppies and stepped in to help too. FFAS contacted Mr. Bones & Co. Rescue for help.

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Elli Frank, the founder of Mr. Bones & Co., said Nana and her puppies were living in terrible conditions FFAS will take care of the puppies until they are weaned, then they will be taken to New York, where Mr. Bones & Co. is located.

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Nana was very protective of her babies. Since she had lost her two previous litters, she wanted to take no chance with her new babies.

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The puppies were named Peter Pan, Tiger Lily, Tinkerbell, Wendy, Michael, John, Cubby, Jane, and Liza. All are characters from Peter Pan.

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The babies grew!

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In mid-September, they were flown to New Jersey and then taken to New York.

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All the puppies and Nana are in foster homes. On the 24th of September Mr. Bones & Co. will hold their annual adoption event, Rescue the Runway, so people willing to adopt her babies can do so!

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Nana’s fosters are considering adopting her!

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