167 German Shepherds were rescued by heroes from the Atlanta Humane Societyโs Animal Protection Unit. The authorities were contacted about a property in Georgia that kept these poor dogs in horrible conditions.
The pens were filthy, and they stood on 6 inches of mud. None of them were bathed, and they were tightly packed all around the property. Thankfully many rescue shelters stepped up to take in the dogs.
There was a German Shepherd named Beetle who was particularly shy but also curious. Rescuers would sit by him and let him slowly learn how to trust and be comfortable around people.
Beetle was nervous and paced around often, but he began to wag his tail and eventually allowed people to pet him. It was rewarding for the rescuers to see his progress.
It was a challenge for them to take in Beetle since he wasnโt used to living in a home. Everything was new to him, and he brought his new family so much joy.
