A stray dog described as “scared” is reunited with the person who drove hours to save him… Find out more below…

Before anybody found him, Rocky had already spent numerous days roaming aimlessly around a secluded construction site. The border collie mix, which was just a year old and terrified of humans, anxiously observed as a volunteer with an animal rescue organization called Barth attempted to win the dog’s confidence.

Now that Rocky and Barth are back together, it’s clear that their friendship is indestructible.

“Barth had been putting food out for him at the construction job site for about a week.” “He drove for hours to pick up a trap from us, and once he got back to the job site, he was able to get him in the trap swiftly.”

The guy then embarked on the long journey back to the rescue organization so that Rocky could be taken off the streets and into a secure environment.

“Barth spent about an hour with Rocky, who was still pretty scared and shut down at that time,” said Zindler. “Barth was able to help Rocky work through some of his issues.” But after he made friends with the other dogs that lived there and realized he was secure, he quickly adjusted to his new environment.

A few weeks later, when Rocky was still waiting to be adopted, the rescue organization surprised him with a visit from Barth.

Zindler described the event as “the kindest thing imaginable.” “By that time, Rocky had really broken out of his shell and was starting to approach others, but it was clear that he still remembered the buddy who had fed him. He licked his master’s face, waggled his tail, and moved in as close as he could get.

However, after some time had passed, it came to be time for Barth to go. Fortunately, the hardy puppy quickly got back on its feet.

“He watched him go, but was comfortable, happy, and bonded with his foster family by then,” said Zindler, who was the foster care provider. Therefore, he had a good time spending time with his buddy, but he also enjoyed himself and was pleased living with his foster family.

A wonderful couple adopted Rocky since Barth was unable to do so. And in August, the former stray arrived at his new house, which will be his everlasting home. The act of generosity shown to Rocky by Barth is something that the canine will never forget, and he is looking forward to the next stage of his life.

“He greeted them with wags and kisses,” said Zindler. “He was very comfortable with them.” “We’re already getting updates, and we heard that he has a new best dog friend next door to play with.”

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