.”I thought there might be a baby there,” Lawrence said. “I tore the bag open and there was a dog … she looked very sick, her coat slung over. I grabbed the dog and ran in my car to the clinic.” The dog was tightly tied laces around the muzzle and feet, not giving the dog opportunities to bark and call for help. Fortunately, the pastor was very observant. After arriving at the humane Society with great caution with the dog removed the laces.
“We struggled to free the knots as both the jig and the legs were already swollen from disturbed blood circulation,” Julia Evans said. Knots were to come loose slowly, so that the blood gushed too fast in the limb and will not cause the dog pain.
