A woman named Andy DGs found 2-year-old Pete Bull lying on a rock half-dead during a walk-in in Phoenix, Arizona. He was shocked to learn that he had multiple bullet wounds, as he was bleeding profusely.
Andy offered him some water, but he realized he was almost not alive.
So he took her in his arms as he hurried down the slopes. He desperately pulled the 47-pound dog for an hour, wishing he could stand it.
Andy Pete Bull was taken to the Arizona Humanitarian Association for first aid. Veterinarians treated the open wound in the pet’s abdomen, as well as shots were fired from the neck and spine.
Andy was by his side, urging him to fight and live.
Thanks to Andy’s courage, Pete Bull was finally able to cross. Andy offered him the name Elijah; he preferred to take her with him.
Elijah recovered quickly as he was generous with love and care in his newly built home.
