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Two Puppies Struggling To Survive Get Put In Right Hands To Thrive

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Jamestown, CA – Two tiny puppies struggling to survive landed in the right hands as local shelter staff nursed them back to health.

Called “failure-to-thrive cases,” these two were the smallest of a litter and might have died if not for a Tuolumne County Animal Control Officer and Registered Veterinary Technician stepping in with life-saving measures. Both were weak, underweight, and in desperate need of round-the-clock care, according to shelter officials.

Two tiny puppies nursed back to health—TCAC photo
Two tiny puppies nursed back to health—TCAC photo

“With gentle hands, late-night feedings, and plenty of love, our officer gave them the fighting chance they deserved,” stated animal control officials. “Day by day, they grew stronger… and stronger… until those once tired tails started wagging nonstop.”

They are now thriving in a loving forever home, where they chase toys and cuddle on the couch, thanks to the care they received, which demonstrates that compassion can change everything.

“This is why Animal Control matters,” noted shelter officials. “It’s not just about rescuing animals in danger; it’s about giving every life a chance to thrive.”

  • Two tiny puppies nursed back to health—TCAC photo
  • Two tiny puppies nursed back to health—TCAC photo
  • Two tiny puppies nursed back to health now in forever home—TCAC photo
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