Very good off you good person done same ❤❤

There was a cat locked in. It was in a stinking mess with no food, it's owner kept going away and leaving it for a week or two!. The owner had her children taken away for abuse and neglect. People were posting food through the door for the cat. The skinny cat scratched at the window. Some workmen accessed the flat for repairs they were overcome with ammonia and upset at the poor cat and it's mess all over. The owner kept getting visits from the RSPCA called by the workmen. They gave "advice", the owner said they would do better but they never did and left it again. People were posting food again. One day the police visited questioning if I knew who had broken in next door. I didn't know anything. They asked to see my CCTV it had been switched off! Kevin the cat "renamed after Home Alone" sent a postcard and photo! He is living his best life in a large house, with lots of cuddles, treats and a fluffy bed & toys!! ... Mission accomplished !!

@@claire6795 Well done that you saved that poor cat 🙂

Yes! What a great guy. ♥

I have a 17 year old pomeranian corgi mix, and a 6 year old Chihuahua. Both rescued. I can't imagine treating a dog like that. All they want is love.

The way she was crying when he got out of the yard❤️❤️. Brilliant move to get Lee involved.

Agreed. Good for her. I would've done the same. Thank you Mam.

Agreed. Guess all the neighbours are so nice, they look after each other. I am glad Joey has a better life with new friends , new adventure. Stay healthy and stay happy there all my beautiful furry friends

She absolutely saved his life.

😇🙏🥰

It's probably an elderly woman, diminished by age and life. It happens all the time.

If not a problem with age, it could be a matter of ego. She may not be able to admit to herself that's she's not competent to manage the animal.

So sad🙁

Thank God "Joey" You are free at last. Enjoy the rest of your freedom.Thank the previous owners for making the right decision to give Joey a new life.

@@donnaplatten4038 they should never ever be allowed an animal to raise as a pet ever again. You don’t feed the dog or bathe it lmao I’m gonna assume no shots either like wtf is wrong with people

I grew up with about 40 Siberian Huskies in my backyard and two liters of puppies every spring once I was old enough to carry a bucket of water it was my job to take care of all of them all summer long that meant getting up at 7:00 in the morning and feeding the two mothers of the two litters of puppies that were very close to the house actually I could hear one of the mother's crying because she knew she was going to get fed and then the other dogs the other adult dogs were put up way up into the woods because we had no shade where they were and we didn't put boxes up there they dug huge holes in the dirt and they love laying in that dirt and there was a stream up there that I could damn up and get nice great water for them I would clean up around them every day I'd give them clean water every day and if somebody spilled their bucket of water they got another bucket later on and once the puppies were weaned the two litters will put together and we put them way up a hill half of a mountain I guess you'd call it and it was a huge pen and we put them all in there and it was difficult for me to feed them because I had a long walk to go and I would have pans of food for them and in the morning they got hot food which I cooked in my mother's stove and they were all waiting for me and I would count every one of them to make sure they were all there and then the rest of the litters I would make sure that they got in on the food because usually they get knocked away by the other dogs or the other puppies, our dogs and puppies were well cared for and we loved all of them especially one that meant a lot to me his name was Timmy of gat now and he was my father's lead dog when he would go racing he started racing when he was 10 years old in Canada and then when he went to veterinarian school his father sold all the dogs and then when he got married to my mother my mother claim that she knew nothing about any dogs at all haha he got her on that one I guess. So glad these owners gave up the dog I think it is so cruel for someone to do that to an animal and as far as I'm concerned they should never ever own another animal again, have a good life Joey!!!

I'm NOT. She should have been been hauled into court, charged with animal abuse and then been forced to relinquish thar poor thing.

@@Gurl-5150 totally agree!

Not to make light of the situation but I have friends with malamutes and huskies and they are indeed a very vocal breed!

And he actually does research and reads up to learn about different dog breeds. So much respect for that❤️🙏🏻

Absolutely brilliant guy.

They are talkers….. I had one and she always had to have that word, she kayaked, hiked and did everything with me. I once had ranger at a State Park camping, come up to me regarding a growling dog, then met her and it was fine. She was the best home protector ever…. That growl meant “there is nothing to see her” keep on going….. She also never had 1 dog fight or any aggression, sweet to kitties and small dogs, kids.

@@felinelvr27 It's so odd to me, I absolutely expected constant talking and singing, when I adopted a Husky-Samoyed mix. I've had her for 6 months, and have probably heard her say something about once a week on average, unless it's in her sleep. THEN she can bark. She's the quietest dog I've ever had! The tiniest bit disappointed, actually, I was quite looking forward to having a dog that would answer me when I talked to it, lol.

Agreed

She'll get her wings one day.

Noticed that too! I think the saying is "We'll wait and see!" :)

My thoughts exactly😂💕

FOSTERFAIL😂😂😂😂😂😂😂!!!

I also, know Joey already has his new home👏❤️🐾

@@louannwaters6691 ya think? 😂

I hope he's a foster fail!

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I know, right? I think the easy answer is that Lee has given all the dogs everything they need,; especially a calm, friendly environment. So he's taken away anything that might make the doggos misbehave. I mean, it's Heaven for the dogs, so there's no need to be anyway except happy and friendly.

I think he's also made it clear that he's the leader of the pack and they just want to be a part of it.

Riiiiiiight!?!!! She seems to barely even have to correct any of them!

Try as I might, I cannot get my dog to get along with any other animal lol

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Cesar Milan woulda barked at him or some shit if it was him in the situation, and 2010 me woulda thought that was the best way of taming a dog 😅😅 good thing we've moved on to positive reinforcement

@@higoodbye7545 Cesar Milan doesn't dominate more than Lee did. He deals with some Red zone dangerous dogs also, which This dog was not. Easy to be be an arm chair critic of people's hands- on work training animals in situations almost no one else can handle

@@elisemiller13 agreed for dangerous dogs, often a last-ditch effort is making them submissive. Having had had five Siberians at one time , I would definitely recommend you never ever try to make one submissive. Number one, they won't go there, number two you will ruin your relationship with a northern dog and encourage aggression. You need to learn about each breed they are not generic

@@tammypelletier3195 Thx Tammy!

@@higoodbye7545 Cesar always encourages calm assertive energy and NO yelling. Also, positive reinforcement only might be ok for fearful and fear aggressive dogs, but not when it comes to viscous/aggressive dogs. Why would you give positive reinforcement to a dog who is showing a negative behavior? Balanced training is the way to go when it comes to aggressive behavior, mouthy/nippy and biting dogs.

I had two Twins, black and white looked exactly like Joey! Then I went back and got his Sister. Their Sister , the last in the litter was Solid White. I had a big nice home for them to come in anytime they wanted. But only 2 acres for them to play and run. They were diggers, so I had a 8 ft. Chain length fence put up around the entire property. Also electric wire buried deep around the entire place. They knew it was there, so they never got zapped or hurt. I went to another town, and found 3⃣ more Solid White Huskies. They had tons of toys, and they loved their swimming pools. I fed them very nutrious food. They were all so happy and Beautiful. I still miss them everyday. My Vet , I trusted after 25 years got sick, and sold his practice.

yeah, at that point I lost it and started crying!

Cried too. People now just like the Bible says in end times, have a cold heart. God bless everyone.

What does God have to do with the situation of a dog. Thanks to this wonderful guy. Millions of dogs in the world die in the most horrible conditions. When God saves every unfortunate animal and person in the world, I will be the first to thank him. Of course, that will never happen because god doesn't exist, so all the responsibility is on us. I've personally saved several hundred animals and I don't think I've done enough. People believe that god is omnipotent, which means that misfortune would not exist only if he willed it.

Bellerive it or Not doesn't mean God exists or Not. You're right that it's up to us to treat nature, animals and one another in the short time we get to live. Big Bang or whatever you belive doesn't matter nor what I believe. Wars starts this way!

May God bless you!

Huskies are so loyal. Love their families. They require time and attention.

Yes, Lucys - and Lee did not let Joey be in charge - Lee is truly a dog whisperer. The dogs are not threatened by him and his calm demeanor, and this was the first time both of them met. Lee is not afraid and dogs always sense fear in humans. Amazing. The dogs respect Lee. We do, too.

Yes, Lee's ability to remain calm with the humans involved is impressive.

Shout out to the owner for doing the right thing? They should be in jail.

@@dylonjackson6104 or worse, have no time for evil humans,

@@jennysmith8835 we have enough bad people now who miss treat animals

Thanks for including the original owner in that shout out. I think a lot of people get stuck in the mind-set where they don't see their treatment of the animal as bad or under-delivering on their life needs. When they're confront with the prospect of surrendering the animal, it becomes a big hurdle for them, requiring them to come to terms with the fact that they are not caring for the animal sufficiently. I think if we can all remain understanding and compassionate with the owners as well as the animals, we can help everyone end up in a better place without needing to make judgement calls.

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@@TheAstroflight how does it feels in your perfect tower where you are only there to be rude to other people, hiding behind an electronic signature. Glad you felt it was important to spread happiness and good will.

They probably meant to say "turn a blind eye."

A bully stick by the fire. You can't beat it.

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God Bless You Lee And The Amazing Wonderful Neighbors For Rescuing Poor Joey!!!🙏🙏🙏🐕🐶🤗🇺🇲

This is something that strikes me every video. it really is a testament to what he's doing how well behaved they all are.

I'm sure there is plenty of noise, especially at playtime. But Lee is an expert, so he knows how to exhaust his fellows and make them calm and happy. Then, it's recording time.

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That's a great idea! I have a young high energy husky and he would definitely benefit from this! And it sounds like fun to boot!

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So did justice get done with these so-called humans did they go to jail for time neglecting and abusing an animal note to self if it was a human ,what would be done ? The justice system needs to step up.

Both neighbours who fed him & gave him some love

The neighbor is freaking awesome

I would have stolen him in the middle of the night.

Yes they do. 💖💚💜

That was my favorite part too! So amazed how they all just relax and enjoy the fire. Not a one of them fighting over a treat or bed is amazing

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Seeing so much excitement and joy and those eyes as he trots through the house. This is exactly the stimulation and acceptance that this dog needed. Thank you Lee

@@tammypelletier3195 yes, his eyes told the story!

@Keanu Revees what is the deal with all the HELLO DEAR comments???? Your weird and why put these comments on this post about dog finally getting the life he deserves. Stop being so weird

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Is Lee keeping him? 🤞

Some people get overwhelmed because the dog they get is much more work that they anticipated.

I totally agree with this comment - Thanks so very much for coming to Joey's rescue Lee and saving his life along with the nice neighbor lady.

@@bethmorano1452 she should have researched before getting the dog. no excuse anymore when we all have google

@@bethmorano1452 That’s no excuse!

@@yolondambrowm9803 didn’t say it was an acceptable excuse. It should be a standard when anyone is looking for a pet. Happy the dog is in a better place.

Did you notice the eye contact Lee held with him and Joey eventually came around to seeing it too? Lee never wavered or lost eye contact...it was almost a stare-down but in an un-menacing way. Lee definitely knows how to handle his dogs. Love all of his rescues and his love for his and all animals. He is truly the DOG WHISPERER ♥️♥️♥️

I was scrolling looking for a comment about that. I was blown away That was some Crocodile Dundee stuff lol (I mean that as a compliment.)

Yes that was very impressive.

Can you imagine the absolute chaos there would be if he didn't establish clearly that he is the alpha in the pack?

This Dog DOES NOT LIKE HIM!

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I want to know more about those "owners". Why were they abusing the dog?

owners selfless, why were they so cruel ????

@@jennysmith8835 I agree it was a cruel situation for this high energy dog, but they could have easily refused to surrender the dog, and that's the way I meant selfless. I've done dog rescue for many years when I had my farm. If the animal was fed, and not in imminent danger, the animal shelter could not confiscate them, and many times we saw dogs barely surviving, and we could do nothing.

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