Why One Woman Refused To Give Back A Lost Dog Fun Love
Sometimes the world is the absolute worst and then someone comes along and restores your faith.
Meet Mama Jade, with her gorgeous smile and kind heart. Sadly, like a lot of Pit Bulls, her story didn't begin this way...
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Mama Jade managed to escape a dog fighting ring where she was used as a "bait" dog to get other dogs riled up.
She "wandered up onto our porch. Signs of the abuse she had somehow escaped, riddled her body. The fresh bite marks on her muzzle, the scars that covered her body, the exposed pink and purple flesh around her neck, where she was obviously tied up with ropes that cut their way into her skin, over and over again. The obvious signs that she had been bred, relentlessly, time after time. The pressure wounds on her elbows that bled whenever they touched anything, from being tied and forced to lay on cement ground and metal cage mesh."
Christiana Willis, the animal hospital employee who found her, immediately was appalled by the state the dog was in and took to Craigslist to let whatever monster who owned her know he would never get her back.
"If you could do that to a dog, you should not be allowed in everyday society. And teaching our children right from wrong is the only way to put a stop to this.
One day, you will be caught. If I ever find out who did this to the dog we all lovingly know as "Mama Jade" I honestly don't know what I would I do. But it would probably involve contacting your mother and informing her of what a monster she managed to raise. My goal would be to make a mockery out of your pathetic life."
The next day, Willis took Mama Jade to the hospital where she worked to get checked out.
"Our staff has grown to love this beautiful and broken soul. Skin and bones, we feed her constantly but only foods that are soft enough for her... You know, since you ripped her teeth out and all. Mama lets you get right up in her face. In fact, she LOVES it. She'll give you slobbery kisses and nuzzle your face with love." After all, as she so eloquently puts, "Loyalty is in their blood. Not Violence."
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