Two Men Out Kayaking Discover Floating Sack With 6 Puppies Inside, Miraculously Still Alive
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While two kayakers were making their way down the Blackstone River in Massachusetts, they heard soft whimpers coming from an old potato sack floating along the water.
The kayakers opened the bag and, much to their horror, saw six newborn puppies huddled together inside. They were only one-week-old who were discarded like trash.
“It’s unconscionable, you can’t imagine what’s going through my head as a police officer for 29 years, someone would do that, someone would take six fairly newborn puppies and discard them in a body of water,” said Uxbridge Police Chief Jeff Lourie.
Thankfully, all six puppies are proving much stronger and more resilient than anyone could have imagined. They are all healthy and are currently being cared for by Uxbridge Animal Control.
The pups have been placed on a combination of dog formula/goat’s milk and probiotics, and the runt of the liter is on antibiotics and will be available for adoption in a few months.
Animal lovers from all over the country are eager to provide them with loving homes forever.
Police are looking for a man on a mountain bike who may have been in the area of River Road “we assume between the hours of 11:30 a.m. and 1:00 p.m.” on Sunday, September 24, 2017. Officials said whoever did this will be punished to the fullest extent of the law.
Update from Uxbridge Police: “We are overwhelmed by the responses with regards to the puppies found yesterday. We have such a caring and great community, and we appreciate everyone’s outpouring support and concern for the puppies. If anyone has any information, please contact our Police Department any time, and we will have you speak with one of our Detectives. If you are looking to provide a monetary donation to help, you can certainly send a check to our “Uxbridge Regional Animal Control Gift Account” at 275 Douglas Street, Uxbridge MA. We would like to remind everyone to please consider the many many dogs are looking for loving homes in the many area shelters here locally and beyond.”
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