I was bitten by a friend's Belgian Sheperd (Malinois variety) in Chicago when 11 years old, way back in the 1960s. While stitching me up in the ER - he went for my throat so I blocked with my arms - the policeman asked me what happened and tried to comfort me while my mom was freaking and fainting all over the place. All I could say was " Where is he (the dog)? I want to see him, is he ok? Why can't I see him" The Drs told me he was in observation and he was being tested for rabies. 🧵

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幾秒內	Barbara Addoms blujadegirl	Lying on the table with both arms spead on the boards while being stitched up, local anesthesia only because answers were needed, I sort of remember vague faces around me. All I could 'see' in my mind was a scared dog in a jail. Alone, and away from his family. I don't know why he lunged, and never will, but that day I knew I loved dogs more than anything and would always want to protect and defend animals. All animals. Always.
4 小時內	Amanda Dawn Guilmain themamainred	When I was 5, I got too close to our dachshund showing him my vitamin, and he bit my face and eye. Required LOTS of stitches. It was the ER doc that said “bring me back the dog’s death certificate and I won’t press charges.” I don’t know what the charges would have been, but the certificate was produced the next day. We still had 2 other rescue dogs, and I learned to respect their space.
18 小時內	Elia Judith Rivera eliajriverab	Much love from Cooper, Rocco and Rusty ❤️