Puppy found tied up and abandoned in secluded wooded area 'where nobody would find her'
manchestereveningnews.co.ukA dog that was left tied up and abandoned in Wythenshawe is “finding joy again” after being rescued by an animal sanctuary. The pooch, which has since been named Bramble, was discovered tied to a fence in a secluded woodland area on Saturday (May 25).
It’s believed Bramble was purposely left out of sight behind shrubbery and trees in the hopes no one would find her. READ MORE: 'We'd been in Majorca messing about - then a couple of days later we received the worst news possible' But the terrified animal was discovered by a walker when his own curious dog led him to her.
Bramble is believed to be aged between one and two and is likely a French Bulldog and Staffordshire Bull Terrier cross. She has since been taken in by Eccles-based free-roaming animal sanctuary Dogs 4 Rescue, which cares for its dogs on a 41-acre kennel-free rehabilitation retreat.
In a Facebook post, the charity, which has rehomed more than 1,600 dogs across Greater Manchester, said: “No such thing as a day off in dog rescue.
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