Hope for Paws, a rescue organization, recently responded to a call about two dogs living under the I-5 freeway in California. Volunteers immediately sprang into action.

The organization’s founder, Eldad, and his friend Vanessa Enriquez, led the rescue effort. They found the dogs in a tunnel, blocking one end before driving to the other side and crawling through the tunnel to reach them.

The two poodles had been struggling to survive in the sewer for several weeks. The frightened dogs hid in a corner after hearing the rescuers’ footsteps.

When found, the brother instinctively shielded his sister, not knowing the rescuers’ intentions. The volunteers offered a hamburger to gain their trust, but the scared dogs refused to eat.

Eldad and Vanessa patiently approached the situation, sitting in the tunnel and trying to gain the female poodle’s trust. After some time, they managed to pet her and assure both dogs of their good intentions.

Once the poodle siblings trusted the rescuers, they were ready to leave the tunnel. The protective brother, however, remained cautious, ensuring his sister’s safety throughout the journey.

At the shelter, the dogs were cleaned, shaved, and fed. They were given baths and settled into their new home.

During this process, the dogs were named Pepsi and Cola. They quickly adapted to their new environment, pleased with the care they received.

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FAQ about dogs

Why do dogs eat grass?

There are a few reasons why dogs eat grass:

• Nutritional needs: Grass contains fiber, which can aid digestion. If a dog’s diet lacks fiber, they might instinctively eat grass to supplement it.
• Upset stomach: Some dogs eat grass when they feel nauseous, as it can induce vomiting and help them feel better.
• Boredom or attention-seeking: Dogs might eat grass out of boredom or to get their owner’s attention.
• Instinct: Wild dogs also eat grass, so it might be a natural behavior for some dogs.

How long are dogs pregnant?

The gestation period for dogs, or the duration of their pregnancy, is typically around 63 days, or about nine weeks. This can vary slightly depending on the breed and individual dog.

Why do dogs lick you?

Dogs lick for various reasons:

• Affection: Licking is a way for dogs to show their love and bond with their owners.
• Attention: Dogs might lick to get your attention or as a way to solicit petting or treats.
• Taste: Your skin might have traces of sweat or food that dogs find appealing.
• Instinct: Mother dogs lick their puppies to clean and groom them, and this behavior can carry over into adulthood.

Why do dogs eat poop?

This behavior, called coprophagia, can be due to several reasons:

• Nutritional deficiencies: Dogs might eat poop if their diet lacks essential nutrients.
• Medical conditions: Certain medical conditions, like parasites or pancreatic problems, can cause coprophagia.
• Boredom or stress: Dogs might eat poop out of boredom or as a coping mechanism for stress.
• Attention-seeking: Some dogs learn that eating poop gets their owners’ attention, even if it’s negative attention.

What colors can dogs see?

Dogs are not colorblind, but their vision is different from humans. They have dichromatic vision, which means they primarily see blues, yellows, and shades of gray. They have limited perception of reds and greens.