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Emma - maybe they had no choice, could be that they were hurt or the back of the car was damaged and the dog escaped. What do you do? Run after the dog into oncoming traffic . . . hard not to I know, but ultimately human survival instinct kicks in. |
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I arrived moments after an accident where a dog was killed many years ago Patrick (a friend) and I were coming back from a course for work a car had somehow (to this day I don't know how) managed to go underneath a caravan the caravan was almost on the car's roof. The car towing the caravan had gone on its side and sadly the passenger in the car under the caravan was dead, the driver in a bad way not sure if the dog was in the caravan or one of the cars which were smashed up but the dog was dead in the third lane. The people sitting on the hardshoulder being treated by ambulnce men. - we obviously had to slow right down both police and ambulances were already there. We found out the details later on the news. I wouldn't as much as I love my dogs risk my life or WORSE let anyone else risk their life to save a dog. So RIP BC, and please God no people were hurt. Cats and roads the two just do not mix RIP Puss. |
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