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CARE received a call last week from  the Humane Society's Cruelty Investigator about a chained senior Saint Bernard.  This is his story.  

I rescued a Saint today because he could not free himself. The chain was thick, so heavy and hot around his neck, but his eyes were full of wonder and joy. He was peaceful and hopeful, though he'd been there for some time. His teeth were broken, his mouth infected, his coat was matted, and he was grossly underweight.

He gently laid his head in my lap while I removed the chain. His tail was swaying as he looked on, far past this life he'd known. He was ready to start a new life and eager to share it with someone. All the while I worked on him, I was completely mystified. How could this sweet soul stay so loving, so pure, and still so devoted to humankind?

I rescued a Saint today because he could not free himself. He had always known I would come for him, though I did not know myself.

written by Tara Haltiwanger, CARE President

We took Mozart to the vet on Saturday for a good check up.  He is high HW positive, has many broken teeth that need to be extracted, his mouth is infected, has bad hips, underweight and still needs to be neutered.   

We need help to get this boy healthy and ready for a new home.