A dog named Storm, who was abandoned in freezing temperatures, has found a new home with the veterinary nurse who cared for her. Storm was found by the RSPCA and taken to a veterinary surgery where she met nurse Bethany Poole. The RSPCA inspectors found Storm and other animals confined without food and bedding materials. Storm survived by scavenging for food waste and catching rats. After three months, Storm was recognized by Ms. Poole and was taken to her new home. The RSPCA inspectors are delighted to hear of Storm's progress.
German Shepherd cross Storm was left alone for a week in freezing temperatures in a Staffordshire yard with two other dogs and some ferrets.
The emaciated body of a lurcher dog was frozen to the ground, while another severely underweight lurcher passed away later.The charity believed Storm was able to survive by scavenging for food waste and catching rats to eat. "I kept thinking about her and then three months later when she came back to the practice to be spayed I recognised her instantly," she said.Storm recently went on a walking holiday with Ms Poole and her two other dogs
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