by Dogs are creatures especially when it comes to their unwavering loyalty. A heartwarming video captured by a security camera at an animal shelter, in Minneapolis showcases the bond between two Pit bull girls.
Brenda, one of the Pitties was not pleased with the setup that separated her from her street companion, Linda. They were placed in kennels. Couldn’t interact as freely as they did before.
What unfolded next touched the hearts of everyone at the shelter…
These two Pit bulls had been rescued together from the streets of Minneapolis by the Minneapolis Animal Care & Control team. Despite their connection they were initially housed in kennels without realizing how strong their bond truly was. Brenda in particular was not content with this arrangement.
In a display of devotion Brenda decided to defy all obstacles and leap over a five foot cement wall just to be, near her friend next door.
“The Unbreakable Connection Captured on Film
When the volunteers, at MACC arrived for their shift the day they were surprised to discover Brenda inside Lindas kennel uncertain about what had transpired!
Upon reviewing the security footage they observed Brenda scaling the wall to spend time with her shelter companion!
Supervisor Danielle Joerge of MACC expressed astonishment at Brendas gesture as she refused to be separated from her street buddy for a moment.
In response to this heartwarming incident the shelter staff relocated the Pitties to a kennel so they could remain together all the time. Subsequently they shared the security video with their followers eliciting an outpouring of responses from across the United States.
Little did they anticipate that releasing the video would generate interest, in adopting these two girls! The stipulation was that Brenda and Linda had to be adopted as a pair to ensure they were never parted again.
Following a vetting process and one day after sharing the video Kathy Walker and her husband welcomed these Pittie girls into their forever home!”Fortunately around the corner there was a home waiting for them.
A couple, from Minneapolis had recently lost their dog, Sampson. Initially hesitant about getting another pet they came across a video of Brenda and Linda at the shelter. Decided to visit them.
After spending half an hour with these two Pitties they made up their minds to fill out an application and offer them a caring home!
When asked if she was concerned, about Brendas fence jumping tendencies Kathy replied;
“I don’t think she’ll try to escape because long as shes with Linda everything is fine!”
We hope they have a life together filled with memories!
