precisely!

THANK YOU. Some people just don't understand 😡😤. My dogs ARE my family

Can anyone please write down, what the woman on 2:24 said (because i am no native and dont understand everything she said). Thank you very much

@@thommyturtle209 Basically she said: I am an idiot and do not understand that dogs are Family.

Hernan, sometimes people are forced to give up their dogs, rather than let them suffer or end up in danger, it can be the best choice. Would you rather a family keep a dog in squall conditions, with no veterinary care just because a poor family love their dog? Because those who truly love their pets know that the best choices aren't always the easiest.

Kindness is addictive! :D

Yeah, me too.😊😊

Literally.

Great therapy after a bad day

Yeah and One Bite pizza reviews too. Lol My favorite part is always the doggie shower and dry off. Cleaning away the street life.

Agreed. I'll never understand how people just give up a part of their family. Especially as sweet as this dog is. Cinnamon deserves much better

I would flip out!

@@aceup8819 She didnt even mention the dogs name...

@@Daniel-rd6st I think hope for paws named the dog cinnamon

@@aceup8819 I know but thats what i mean. If the dog would have been hers, she would have called it by its real name. If the dog recognizes the name its a good way to tell if she was the dogs owner.

Ohana means family. Family means no one gets left behind

Oi Bianca ! Näo é questäo de nacionalidade mas eu adoro encontrar pessoas que sentem como eu . Obrigada !

Aqui também, beijos, Eldad e a toda a equipe!

Aloha MD Not all dogs react to their owner the same way.

Most dogs go nuts when they see people they love. Woman wasn’t that concerned either. Glad Cinnabon got out of there....

Green Paladin exactly, I've owned dogs since I was a kid and all of them go crazy when they see us or when we got home. My two dogs right now are such a snob lol sure they're happy to see us but there's no jumping or that super enthusiastic wagging of tail which was the "usual'' they would most of the times look at us as if saying "oh you're home". Luckily, I grew up with cats and dogs and have 3 🐈 rn so I'm used to that kind of "acknowledgement" from them 😀 So I've got 5 pets ignoring me 😂

Aloha MD took the words right out of my mouth

Aloha MD it's because she was a terrible owner.

Exactly my thoughts!!!

Yesss.. I was thinking the same thing 😞

Probably, she was the one who dumped the dog.

Ya the woman wasnt much invested in Cinnamon either.

tbh, the dog turned round, wagged its tail a lot and pulled to go over to her when she turned up. So whether she was the one to abandon, or perhaps cut her emotional ties when she had to give her up and entrust her to a neighbour, who knows. But that dog was certainly well loved. If she was truthful, then she did the right thing by choosing to give her dog to someone she thought would give them a better and safer life.

jayinla310 round ones

@@firstpersongaming581 Do you even understood the sentence? She/He said she has kind eyes... Omg.

@Ashley the Cat lol it was just a joke chill out

@@firstpersongaming581 How is it supposed to be a joke? I really don't understand people on the internet these days...

Ashley the Cat do. You Evan know what you’re saying!!!

I find it odd that she didn't bother telling them the dog's name so they could keep calling her that instead of making up a new one that the dog wasn't used to.

@@jamesanthony8438 to be fair, in situations like these, dogs get given new names on purpose in order to dissociate them further from their old lives. that said though, that lady was fishy af and i wouldn't be surprised if she didn't even know the dog's name

Mimi Chi There's no proof that she ever owned the dog. She never gave a previous name for the dog and the dog never even gave a glance in her direction, which is strange since she apparently used to own this dog. Even stranger is her explanation for getting rid of the dog, why would you buy a big breed dog if you expect it to be playing with kids? Plural KIDS meaning at least 18 months to birth them and be old enough to play in the yard and yet the dog doesn't even look at her? Suspicious AF if you ask me. My guess is she either abandoned the dog herself and is distancing herself or she never owned the dog but wants to try getting her for free and realises that's not going to happen so backtracks.

Rabbit Guts I have no idea if she was telling the truth or not, but you're actually better off getting at least a medium sized dog, large is better, if you plan to have them around kids. Smaller dogs are more likely to nip and they are more fragile. I have 5 dogs that will be around when I have kids, 2 are larger dogs (pit mixes) and 3 are smaller because I already have them. But if I get another dog specifically for my kids, it will be a dog that's no less than 30 pounds. (My hyper, rambunctious, 1 year old, 55 pound Staffy mix drags me around like crazy, but when my 3 year old nephew is holding his leash he walks really gently and never pulls. Most dogs seem to know they need to be gentle with little kids.)

Rabbit Guts Exactly. She's lying because the dog never greeted her and was never happy to see her. Dogs have good memories and can think back to when they were first born. I have a dog and whenever my family member who I didn't see in a long time, my dog would be friendly and get excited. Smh

VolDep45, stop making excuses for her! She SAID she was her dog but the dog DID NOT get excited when she saw her. Why the heck would she even give up a loving dog like Cinnamon? There is something “off” about her. Seems like a weirdo to me!

Yes. I was afraid she was going to demand to get the dog back even though she FAILED it. Bless Eldad and Loreta for saving this beautiful dog.

MissLilyputt: You are absolutely right!!, what a stupid brainless woman!!, i would be ashamed to say it was my dog and now it´s living in the streets!!

Agree 100%.

MissLilyputt I think we should focus on the person that dumped her first

Amen to that. Every dog deserves a good home but not every home deserves a good dog

thats the same thing i was saying the fact that i have four dogs i know when someone doesnt care about them at all. when i was little my dogs would never do anything to me and they are all really happy dogs and i mean really really happy dogs. you can simply tell she wanted nothing to do with her the worse part is when she came over and said that she had gave her away and just didnt care that they left her. i hate it even more because she even said "thats so sad" you can tell she doesnt care at all that they left. if that happened to me i would freak out and go crazy because if i gave you something i expect you to care and respect it no matter what it is

Die Zuschauerin not like those other mean people😤😤😲😲😡😡😠😠

Ikr

Ikr

She was adopted. I looked on the website for her and she wasn't there so I'm assuming she was

Not totally zero but She was convinced that She was going to better life!? 😍

Must. Of. Been a. Crappy. Former owner. That y the. 🐕 show zero interest..

Hopefully a hospital would too. How dare she get a dog and absolve herself of responsibility. Some people are emotionally and morally bereft.

Actually it showed rather a lot of interest in the former owner. You people are all blind.

exactly no reaction at all from the dog...

Sometimes dogs have absolutely no reaction to people they know or people they used to know. It's down to the individual dog.

Dindin Private Not all people get their dogs microchipped.

True. That's why I asked.

K S no, incorrect. All dogs have exciting reactions to their owners when they return or see them. I have a dog and my cousin's have a dog. They all say the same thing. Smh

LittleLulubee o

It's Some Random Videos yes

It's Some Random Videos I think so

It's Some Random- Yes, Eldad is the only male rescuer who appears and speaks in some of the videos (including this video). Sometimes he holds the camera, sometimes he's shown on camera. He's the one who founded and runs the organization :)

she already did

pyxis damn straight I have 4 dogs and I’m not even sure I could give 1 of them up

Honestly, I could, if I for some reason had to. Like, if I can't take care of him properly (for medical reasons or if I for some reason become homeless etc) I want the best for my dog and if I can't take care of him properly I want to give him the best life possible, even if it's not with me. (I don't see that happen, but I can't control everything in life) I actually got my dog (he was almost 3 at that time) from a breeder who couldn't keep him, because the breeders she got him from as a puppy got really weird - he was used for breeding in Sweden, where he lived, and they are only allowed to have 5 litters and when he got to that and the breeder told the original breeder they where all like: "Are you going to kill him now?" A really strange situation. When I went to pick the dog up I could see how hard it was for the breeder and she also said that if he's not happy at my place that she would take him back and i'd get my money back or I get a puppy from her next litter if I want. She also still wants some updates on him every now and then. I love my dog and I would fight to keep him, if it gets tough, but I want the best for my pets so even if it breaks my heart, if I can't take care of my pets, I'd give them to a loving home. (I know a bunch of people that have/had pets themselves and they'd probably help me out there)

yes they are

Definitely the most plausible explanation!!

I did notice her neatly trimmed nails...

She is so beautiful and hope she gets a forever loving home with other animals to play with!!!

I agree

That make more sense then the story she gave for sure. The dog was in way to good of a shape to of been on the streets for long and the dog trusted hope for paws straight away.

Exactly. Wtf.

I don't think it was that she didn't want her anymore but it was because they couldn't take care of her no more but the neighbors wanted her and I'm confused

If she couldn't have her, she couldn't pick up a phone and call animal rescue herself wtf..

Diane Robertson ikr

The dog became too much for her family, the dog would knock over the children and they decided maybe this dog wasnt best suited for their family, the neighbor loved the dog so instead of taking it to a shelter they gave it to the neighbor, they would still be able to see the dog sometimes and the dog wasnt completely gone, I dont think they meant any harm and probably thought having a home was better than going to a shelter which may be more stressful for some dogs.

jordin byrum Same. But I’m going into the Navy and live in an apartment.

Green Paladin really I hope the navy goes well

Brian Zavala Me too😔 but I have 4 dogs already.

Emevol37 I have 5 dogs one is just a puppy named Bucky

jordin byrum me to but i know that my mom wont let us have a pitbull because we were looking at some dogs and she saw a pit bull and said we dont want that then i said why and she said we just dont... it made me mad

Yes they are. But they are also susceptible to aggression.

@@talaverajr391 well- every single dog is susceptible to aggression

to try and answer your question honestly as i can i googled it and this is what i found...Pit Bull The following infographic shows that the Pit Bull is still responsible for the most fatal attacks in the U.S. by far, killing 284 people over that 13-year period - 66 percent of total fatalities. That's despite the breed accounting for just 6.5% of the total U.S. dog population.Sep 13, 2018... firstly, miss Hope, i want to make it clear to you that i'm not trying to be argumentative with you, nor do i mean to question your logic regarding pits, i fully respect you defending them, and ive known a few that were nice playful dogs, but thats the vast minority of the ones ive met. about 90% of them were vicious blood thirsty killing machines that with no provocation at all showed aggression to someone just walking by minding their own business. fortunately in most cases the dogs were either in an enclosed fence or chained up. now i'm only guessing that like most people you will say the aggression isnt the dogs fault its the fault of the owner, even then if one attacks a human being that didnt bother it it's still dangerous enough to possibly attack a person unprovoked. as an example i'll refer to one of those nice ones i was telling you about. a friend of mine was just like you defending them all the way. he had a female he got as a puppy with the intention it would grow up with and protect his then 3 year old daughter. they cared for the dog well, fed it, played with it, took to the vets, the whole works, they were very responsible with the dog and it got along well with the kids. then one day a couple years later the little girl now 5 and the dog now 2, the little girl now 5, the little girl went to give her dad a hug and the pit attacked latching onto the side of the girl's face causing alot of stitches and fractured cheek bone. needless to say the dog was outta the house that very night. so that notion of it always being the owners fault isnt exactly true, at some point as the statistics above indicate, you have to get over the preconceived notion thats the pit breed as a whole are a nice breed because any breed that is only 6.5% of the dog population but is responsible for 66% of people killed by dogs kinda speaks loads. and i certainly hope you are more concearned about my friend's daughter than the dog that tried to kill her

@@yourbussy1416 they are more susceptible.

@@yourbussy1416why do you think pitbulls account for most of the fatal dog attacks.

I loooooooooooooooooove dogs so much I have one

Mini Apple kill the owners

I like that you teach that bulldogs can be sweet

:)

Mini Apple

Yay!! You are the best!

Em S Yeah i think she ditched the dog and then the other people ditched the dog too. Messed up.

She couldn't take care of her so she gave her to other people, what is so strange about it?

same

The dog was hers and only hers all along and she didn't want to admit it. I've watched enough Animal Cops to know that when officers rock up to investigate cruelty cases, people always deny owning the animal.

Yeah- she didn't seemed at all surprised or shocked but tried poorly to make it seem that way.

Yup it all depends on the owners.

My Jason was a the best pit we came home from hospital spent a few houser with Jason and Jasmin ( my daughter ) went to bed dead tired work up around 40 min later Jason my boy was sitting at the food end of the bed ( he always slept at night with us so ) look at him asked him Jason are you guarding us in the night haha i got a soft low growl from him from that day on i knew my daughter wut be safe with him now many years later he is not here anymore but he was the best dog ever never had to raise my voice or any thing he did it right away if i told him stuff ofc he cut be playfull like other dogs but still / all the need is love

People are the worst sometimes to animals.

Not only that, but the dog wasn't very affectionate towards.

I'm glad someone else picked up on that

i bet everything she said is true, except for the part where she didnt know they moved.. She knew they moved,but she couldn't or would'nt take the dog back, and left her in the street Stupid woman nonetheless

I think she felt she had a legit reason to give the dog to the neighbor because cinnamon was too playful thus knocking down her kids during outside play. Big dogs do tend to jump on and knock kids over when they run and play in the back yard sometimes. It wasn't a legit reason to give her away though. There's this thing called Training!! And yes I feel she knew they moved and left cinnamon. :/ Glad cinnamon is safe now.

Agree with you! Even small dogs do that... I have a two years old Beagle (and you all know how playful Beagles are), he even tries to jumps on my three years old nephew, but I correct him every time he tries to, and he's beginning to understand that's a thing he shouldn't do. Even though he's not easy to handle, I would never ever think of getting rid of him.

I agree, that's why Edgar had 'weird story' begins...

I don’t believe it was ever her dog. She might have gotten the dog confused with another. Dogs will show recognition of ppl they see over and over, even if it’s not their owner - this dog showed no sign of recognition at all.

Yep... I don't even understand why that lady had to show up and talk at all. Should've just stayed inside and looked from a window or something.

@@thecoolkids2443 She wanted camera time.

does it really matter? the dog was saved, thats what counts, not the mumblings of those who obviously did not care enough (for whatever reason).

bts_JIMIN_BTS dont park jimin there first off I don’t understand it but awesome username, second it’s cause she knew she was about to lie 😒

i mean if you see a guy with massive muscles and tatoos,your instinct would be to avoid them no matter how good of a person they are,but once you get to know them its a different story

Ognjen A. Never judge the book by its cover my friend. It's like the pitbul dog because it looks so powerful people are intimated by its size.so humans give the breed a bed name which is so wrong. Many thanks for sharing your story ..yours sincerely Gary Smith from England united Kingdom

I totally agree Gary. Pitbulls were initially used as 'nanny dogs'. I have been yelled down about this quite often but history shows their caring, gentle and protective instincts were utilised by many early pioneering families, who would trust the lives of their children with them. Unfortunately due to that same 'territorial', protective nature, and strong jaws, they have now been become the poster 'dog' for fighting rings, etc.....if you torture any sentient being enough, their 'raw' nature for survival will usually come through....human and living non-human alike. I don't have any favourite breed of canine - they are all fairly unique and fantastic in their own ways, but I most certainly don't like to lump certain breeds into such negative categories. Chihuahua's are considered nasty vicious little biters....however, I beg to differ, I've come across these little fur balls that are as sweet in nature as let's say, a fully grown Golden Retriever, I've met Labradors that are highly aggressive....it's all in the nurturing.

Absolutely Gary :)

Mimi D you are spot on with your information contained in your message.I fi d your message very interesting.but your right in every way possible thanks for sharing your thoughts many thanks yours sincerely Gary smith from England

Dogs are not HUMAN CHILDREN IDIOT

lol my dad has little interest in dogs but that doesn’t mean he’s not fit to be a father of a human child... that’s a stupid argument to make

Wtf???.... ok pc police, judge much!!??

@TG Leviathanno... some people just don't want animals 24/7.... that's ok!!! The real problem is sometimes people get pets and think the job will be easy, but of you want a healthy, happy pet, you cannot be lazy!! Some people are too prideful to take their pet to surrender them!!

You DONT know they position the women was in she would either watch her poor dog suffer or have hope someone would be kind enough to help the poor dog, YOU have NO say in it, you truly don’t understand the position a person is in until you’re in it. ❤️ All love :D

that's what I was thinking.

i was thinking that too, but i also thought there would be a reason why she gave her away, and maybe that meant she couldnt get her back in at the moment, still thats no reason to not call animal rescuers or something

I think she was lying bc the dog didn't seem to recognize her. Sorry for my english btw (I'm dutch)

i think that was not the former owner i think she was lying it sounded like she wanted the dog back but they said they had to take the dog so she said how her kids cant have the dog because Cinnamon would push her kids down and why did she not tell the dogs name.

walkingtube your English is fine, my dude. Better than 90% of Americans.

yeah, her reason for giving the dog up was such BS. Like she didn't know her "neighbor" left and threw the dog outside?

Who cares at this point, it seems like the best thing that could have happened to the dog. 👍

Canadiancolours The only reason we should care is that if the dog was abused, neglected or abandoned by that woman then she should have to answer for those crimes and shouldn’t be allowed to adopt animals in the future for committing those crimes

25centsworth better that she doesn’t have the dog cinnamon deserves better than that lady

Naiset

Heffa means cow. You call the woman heffa. You don’t like cows?

No

Food Kart yes I do agree

Food Kart it's not even a close call.

Yes I agree

Food Kart YESSSSSSSSSSSSSAAAA

I don’t see any mistakes! You’re doing fine.

I don't see any mistakes either. Besides, everyone makes mistakes. It's part of being human:)

I'm English, and believe me, your English is as good as, if not better than a lot of folks I know! If you are only just learning, keep doing what you are doing as it's clearly working! Best wishes :-)

Ann's World meee toooo

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Nilam Agrawal 😲😲😭😭😨😨😵😵😣😣😲😲😡😡

Oscar Palacios ikr

At least the first owner gave the dog to a neighbor, Somewhere close where she could check in if she really wanted to. Instead of abandoning her. Sad that she ended up alone anyway

christy corona 😡 Really? You will ‘pray’ for these dogs? Then what? Get off your religious knees and think of something real to do instead of talking to the sky. Clear away litter, put out bird food and water, visit an animal shelter to volunteer your time and so on.

Sir Meow The Library Cat ok? What if u were theses dogs would u like help or would u like to stay out on a sunny day at like 111 degrees

George Boseah ty❤️😭😭😊

Sir Meow The Library Cat Oh shut your mouth

She didn't want it Children are more than enough responsibility

Because she was lying!

Because either she was lying or a total asshole too lazy to find another home for her dog.

Because she has kids to take care of its their choice man u cant just force her to get her back if she doesnt want too

@@dagsturr6719 I don't think anyone would want her to take it back. She could've researched it before though - and just leaving it makes her morally bankrupt filth in my eyes.

Mike! I always knew you were a good guy. Seeing you here at H4P confirms it!