The Russian 7-year-old German shepherd Kusha was injected with toxic drugs and buried alive by its owner, but fortunately it was difficult to dig his own grave and escape. While groggy on the highway, it encounters a well-meaning female driver who takes her to a pet rescue service center and saves her life.
According to Taiwan media reports, when 39-year-old Listerseva was driving on a highway in northern Russia, she found the German shepherd Kusha slowly walking on the highway, and because it was raining Kusha looked wet and cold, she turned around and drove 14 kilometers and brought Kusha, who had fallen to the ground, to the car. Listereva prepared some food for the hungry Kusha and took it to the pet rescue center in the city of Ukhta. The rescue center staff posted messages from Kusha everywhere, and later successfully found its owner, learned that it originally lived in the city of Yemwa, and its owner thought it was "unhealthy" and cruelly injected it with poison and buried it alive. Its owner has admitted that Kusha was injected with a high dose of deadly poison at that time and carried it to the vicinity of the Ukta-Siktevka highway and buried alive.
The rescue center staff said that Kusha's owner will pay for the mistakes committed, fortunately Kusha does not have too many health problems other than hunger, "in the shelter it is very gentle, and it is very good with people." Kusha has now been adopted by the new owner and will begin its happy new life. (Text/Three Tubes)
The German Shepherd was buried alive by its owner and worked hard to dig its way to life