Woman Spots An Injured Pittie In A Blueberry Field, And Then… | The Dodo Pittie Nation 

She’s healed and healthy now! Let’s get her into the ring to make some money 💰

Amen to that sister.

@@kelj4517 your nice.

You have zero evidence of that or anything else this dog has or has not been through. Dog could have just gotten lost. Why jump to abused animal? There's no information on this dog's past.

I think there must have been at least a little positive human interaction before her rescue, since she was so chill with Shena. Yes, she tried to run away. But she wasn't growling or showing any sign of aggression and, for any wounded animal, that's something you'd really expect.

Yes❤

Facts. It honestly shocked me once I realized how much hatred some people have towards Pits. One of the most misunderstood dogs there is. I love my 2. They're Goof Troops on 10. And I hate the stigma that surrounds them. My boy is chunky and has weight on him, ppl are scared just by the size of him. Deep down he just a lover that can be an ahole when he feel neglected even tho I'm home with them majority of the time 🤣🤣🤣

@@Chico0202 Your'e right. This is a big misnomer. I used to volunteer in a shelter & the pitties are the most wiggly, grateful, loyal & happy breed. ❤

@@cocoshi2306 *6-year-old boy mauled to death by abandoned pit bull his mum was trying to give a home* A 6-year-old boy has been mauled to death by a pit bull and his heartbroken mother said the dog "only took a second" to end her son’s life. Victoria LaBar told how the abandoned pit bull she had taken in attacked Cameron Hatfield, known to his family as Jayce, just days after she found the animal roaming on her property. She wrote: "All it took was a second and he ended my boy's life. My other dog and husband even tried to get the dog off my boy." Saying that she believes the dog had been dumped by local hunters, she added: "Whoever you are … you dropped your trained-to-kill hunting dog off and thought nothing of the consequences of your actions." Hampton County Sheriff's Office deputies were called to the family’s home on Wednesday, January 20, "regarding a juvenile being attacked by a dog” but the little boy was already dead when they arrived. On January 15 Jayce's mum Victoria LaBar had written a Facebook post saying she had found the dog wandering on her land and asked if anyone would be willing to give the "sweet boy" a home. She added: "I really do not want to take this sweetheart to a shelter. "He’s great with other dogs, big and small, Children, big and small, and my cat! He’s amazing! Truly wish I could keep him!" But a few days later, the tearful mum added an update to say that the animal, who she believed had been trained to kill by hunters, had killed her son.

@@Chico0202 *Mom Who Lost Both Arms Saving Son From Family Pit Bull Dies One Week Later* She locked herself in the bathroom with the enraged animal to save her son's life. A hero mom who lost both arms saving her child from the family pit bull has sadly lost her life as well. Heather Pingel, 35, died eight days after fighting the dog off her four-year-old son, after it attacked him in their family home in Bowler, Wisconsin. In an incident report, Shawano County Sheriff's Deputy Eric Strike described the horrific December 8 911 call made by Heather's brother-in-law Travis, who said the home looked "like a war zone." Travis told the dispatcher Heather "was dying and had no arms due to the dog attack" and that her baby "had thrown up after a possible fall down the stairs", and had muscle tissue showing from a gaping wound in his leg. He said Heather was bleeding so much he didn't even know where to start trying to stop it. Arriving on the scene, Deputy Strike found Heather's partner Shane standing outside, barely able to speak. A dog lay dead in the snow outside in a large pile of blood, a cord wrapped around its neck. In the downstairs bathroom he found Heather lying on the bathroom floor, "sweater soggy from blood, arms mangled, and face covered with a dark substance like soot." "The bathroom... had blood smears all over the walls, floor, and splatter on the ceiling," the report notes. Cutting her sweater off with a knife, he said her left arm was hanging by muscle tissue near the bicep, the bone having "been bitten through. Her right arm was loose and mangled with muscle tissue and fat showing." Her injuries were so bad, Strike said he punctured one of his gloves and almost his skin on the jagged bone edges. "She was in shock and was having difficulty breathing and appeared to be giving up on breathing," he wrote. He pleaded with her to stay with him as he and another first responder carried her to the ambulance. He then immediately ran back to attend to the child, curled up under a blanket on a chair in the living room, covered in vomit and blood, a gaping wound to his leg bleeding heavily. Applying a tourniquet, Deputy Strike also asked the child to keep breathing. Shane then told him what had happened: He had returned home from job searching with his brother, to find the bathroom door closed, and heard something inside. Asking Heather if she was okay, she didn't even mention the dog she was battling for her life; instead her first thought was for their son, Damion. She told him the boy had fallen down the stairs and she didn't know where he was. Sprinting to the living room, he found his son wounded in the chair, and immediately ran back to the bathroom and opened the door. Only then did he realize the family dog, Brownie, was in there with her - and attacking her. He grabbed the dog in a choke hold, getting his hand bitten in the process, and dragged it outside, managing to grab a pistol he kept stashed in the kitchen on the way. Reaching the porch, he shot the dog in the head. Heather was rushed to Wausau Aspirus Hospital, where she suffered kidney failure and had to have both arms amputated. She continued to fight for her life, but sadly succumbed to her injuries eight days later. She wasn't able to communicate what happened before she passed, but her family know she died saving her son's life. Deputies believe she fought the dog with her bare hands too; they found no weapons inside the bathroom. There was a toolbox there covered in blood, but the tools that might have helped her defend herself were completely clean inside. "She is the bravest, strongest mother I know to do that for her child; she risked her life to save him," her sister Shannon told the Wausau Daily Herald. "She is a hero." Damion had to get 70 stitches to his leg, but will survive. "We don't know how long she was in there fighting him off," Shannon added. "Shane got home to find her lying on the bathroom floor. She said, 'I have no arms and I'm dying.'" Vets told police the dog had no known health issues and was up to date on its shots. Its remains will now be tested. However family members said the animal did have a history of violence; Heather's aunt told police it had been beaten by a previous owner when it was younger, and the family had taken it in and cared for it. The dog had even attacked Shane a few years previous, causing significant injuries to his forearm. "My sister has the biggest heart for animals and just couldn't get rid of it," Shannon said. "Her heart was too big and they thought they could fix him." While they will never know exactly what happened, Shannon has a theory. "The dog was always kinda skittish when loud noises happen, so we are guessing Damion fell down the stairs and was crying and might have even kicked up towards the dog, and the dog grabbed his leg and Heather did everything she could to save her son." She believes her sister dragged the dog into the bathroom and locked herself in there with it away from her son, before ultimately losing a fight to the death. "RIP my sweet sister. We will all be here for your babies! Give grandma a hug and wait for me to get there," Shannon wrote in a Facebook message. "I love you soo much! This isn't gonna be easy." A GoFundMe for medical expenses and funeral costs for the hero mom - who also leaves behind a five-year-old daughter - has already raised $40k.

A diamond in the ruff?!

@@ReiverBlue1971 Good one!

Right good way of putting it. I can’t just walk away. It’s not in my nature at all. Good for this lady for caring

I thought the exact same thing!!

We only own black cats for this reason. They languish in shelters for month bc no one picks them bc of a stupid superstition. But they have the best personalities

So because the dog wasn't chipped and found in a field meant it was "dumped" there? 🙄 That dog was healthy except for the leg injury (probably hit by a car) and showed no signs of neglect or abuse.

@@beansandbandaids8667 fair call. I had a precious that was raised from birth who was often found with other dogs, pregnant dogs etc. She was confused about denied human errands and would just round other dogs up lol. One time I was shopping, caught a bus to the centre, in walks my jazz with 5 other dogs and they all came to me🤣

I hope you rescued all that Jazz rounded up! Great dog!

Probably attacked someone, but that's the side of the story that dog people choose to 'forget'... sympathy for the devil because now it acts like a victim.

@@Pullisto why are you assuming she attacked someone lmfao... She literally had a broken leg I highly doubt that happened, also she showed no signs of aggression whatsoever, even if dogs who hsve never attacked before attack once they will show some signs of aggression in the future, which she did not.

This should apply to humans as well. The world would be a lot better if we treated others the way we would like to be treated. Such a simple act that so many people lack in.

@@cassy420blaze Totally agree!

Try finding her owner. Her temperament is due to her previous owner.

@@birdieorourke5507 While I agree, she had no chip and who knows how long she was there. She could of been there for days or even months. Also she could of been abandoned miles from where her owner lives. My cat was abandoned by her previous owner. I called the vet where she was chipped. They did nothing!!!! and in fact they wouldn't even release her medical records to me. I called the police but they said it was up to the vet to report them as they knew who the owner was. I was very frustrated with the whole situation. Easy answer but not always possible. Thanks for your comment.

@@LCLW63 get her chip scanned at another vet and all will be revealed.

me too

Yes! She is a hero for not turning her back ❤

Yes!!!

She looked a bit like: I can't believe you actually love me! ♥️♥️

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And thank you for making it clear that you are blessed with humanity’s kindest trait - empathy. 🥹

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That's not a pitbull

I wholeheartedly love this ❤ Such warming and wise words

@@rankoutsider2363 Thank you. You 're very kind!❤️

Yes it does.

I couldn't have put it better myself. Beautiful words.

@@soniaasquez321 Thank you! Blessings!💓

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@@kenhartman9981 hi Ken me old mucker

@@dravendean8710 Oh okay,. Where are you from?

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@@dravendean8710 That's great, van we talk somewhere else if you don't mind because here is a public place?

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Lovely comment and so true

she will be yourfavoit foeever

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It's not a pitbull

This what we call humane human beings God Bless for taking care of the dog

Isn't it just a normal thing to do ?

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Yes, thank you rescuer for showing mercy to one of God's creatures. May God show lots of mercy to you (and me, I hope).

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