Blizzard, a young pup from Detroit, Michigan, was named after she was found during a fierce snowstorm. Despite being just two years old, her life was nearly claimed by the harsh winter weather. Luckily, a kind-hearted neighbor stepped in and saved her.

When a harsh blizzard hit the area, Blizzard’s owners’ neighbor noticed the dog tied outside in the cold. It was a pitiful sight and they were concerned about its well-being. Acting quickly, they alerted the Detroit Pit Crew Dog Rescue team, famous for rescuing stray dogs that are unwell or injured.

As per a Detroit Pit Crew Dog Rescue member, they received a distress call regarding an ill-treated dog. The caller had genuine concern for the animal’s well-being and feared that if no action was taken, it might not survive. It should be noted that keeping pets tied outside for more than three hours is against the law in Detroit since February last year. Upon realizing the gravity of the situation, the rescue volunteers hurried to the spot as fast as possible. The foundation’s organizer, Theresa Sumpter, said that upon reaching the location, they found the dog to be in good health, and one of their aides even received a lick from the grateful canine.

The owners of Blizzard showed no response to the volunteers’ efforts to save the poor dog, despite being alerted by their neighbor. The neighbor had to intervene and persuade them to allow Detroit Pit Crew Dog Rescue to take Blizzard in. The rescuers were horrified to find out that while Blizzard was left outside in the cold, another dog in the same household was permitted to remain indoors. The pet owners had no intention of bringing Blizzard inside, despite her injuries and incapacity to withstand the severe weather. One of the rescuers, Theresa, noticed that Blizzard was severely affected by the cold and was incapable of walking outside.

Once the dog was secure in the truck, she snuggled up and drifted off to sleep. Eventually, she was rescued and given medical attention by a veterinarian. The check-up revealed that her legs were swollen, infected, and frostbitten, but the vet confirmed that with proper care, she would recover fully. The furry companion was then placed in a temporary home where she now shares a warm space with two other rescued dogs – Noelle and Cholo – under the watchful eye of Theresa, who manages the foster home. According to Theresa, the pup is adjusting well and loves playing with her new pals. Remember to notify the authorities immediately if you encounter any animal in distress to prevent unnecessary suffering. Spread this message among your circle.