They understand everything: the woman filmed a heartbreaking scene as the reluctant dogs were dragged to euthanasia

If you think that dogs do not understand and do not feel anything, then we will hurry to dissuade you. Animals are very easy to offend, hurt and break their hearts. And people successfully do this periodically, without even thinking about their feelings.

One of these situations was witnessed by Ann Flores from Texas. Before her eyes, two women dragged frightened and reluctant dogs to the shelter. A heartbreaking sight.

Ann Flores arrived at the animal shelter with her friend to help her choose a new pet, and saw a sad picture: a woman was dragging a frightened, unhappy dog to an animal shelter in Houston. The dog plopped down on the ground right in the parking lot and resisted with all his canine strength.

Nearby, another woman, apparently familiar to the first, was dragging another dog towards the shelter.

Most of all, Flores was angered by the reaction of women to everything that was happening.

The women still managed to drag the dogs into the shelter. They seemed to feel that they did not have long to live. The shelter was overcrowded, and the staff were going to euthanize the dogs. Ann decided to save the dogs by all means and find them new owners.

Ann named the black-and—white dog Truman, and his sister Mandy. For help in saving animals, Ann turned to volunteers and together with them shot a touching video about the dogs. Thousands of people have responded to this video with offers of help. Truman was taken by Kelly Donahue, the director of the German Shepherd shelter.

The shelter staff helped the woman carry Truman into the car, and there incredible metamorphoses began to occur with the dog.

Now Truman is on overexposure at Christina Caballero. He is happy and constantly wagging his tail. He has yet to be cured of parasites before he is "adopted". In addition, he will have to learn to live at home, because he is used to being on the street all the time, and Kristina has to lure him into the house with sweets.

Mandy left the shelter a day later than her brother and is now being overexposed by Jackie Duncan. The dog was found to have heartworms, scabies, and both her eyes were swollen. As and Truman, Mandy didn't know what it was like to live in a house. But thanks to Jackie's attention and love, Mandy is slowly transforming, and veterinarians believe that she will be able to fully recover.