Lee Asher has shared on TikTok a very special day in which numerous dogs had a second chance. The exciting initiative, documented in a video, has shown the rescue of 20 dogs from some of the shelters with the highest euthanasia rate in California. Asher, known for his dedication to animal welfare, expressed his excitement at the beginning of the day: "Today is rescue day, and this is a big one. It will be our biggest record to date."
The rescue operation was a race against time, in which every second counted to save these animals from an uninspiring fate. "Oh my God. Look at these babies showing up. Look at this. Oh my goodness. Look at those two babies. Are you kidding me?" Asher shared while recording the moment when the dogs, from husky puppies, Pomeranians, pit bulls and mixes , were released from their cages.
While the vets examined the dogs, Asher and his team prepared a cozy space for them: "We're going to put them in this outside area while the vet examines them, and then they'll come into the house." This meticulous process ensured that each dog received the necessary medical care before being integrated into her new home.
Among the most emotional rescues is that of a dog and her puppies, whom Asher saved from euthanasia. "The first thing she did was go see her babies. Can you believe they were going to put her down? Oh my God," Asher said, insisting on the importance of keeping canine families together.
The rescue of Dragonite, a dog who had suffered greatly, highlighted the seriousness of the situation in some shelters. "This is Dragonite. You have no idea what this dog has been through... It's magical that he's here right now," Asher said, emphasizing the positive transformation Dragonite underwent from his rescue to recovery. of the.
The success of this rescue project has not only provided a home for 20 dogs, but has also conveyed a message of hope and compassion to all those considering the option of giving it a second chance. "Mission accomplished. This is simply wonderful, I can't say it enough," Asher concluded, thanking everyone who supported the cause.
