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A call came in last weekend to the Animal Charity of Ohio, a nonprofit humane group, requesting assistance for a family of dogs.

When Jane MacMurchy, the nonprofit’s operations director, and a humane agent arrived to the location, they discovered a mother and two pups living in squalor.

The owners clearly did not care for the dogs, and the small family had learnt to rely only on one another.

“They were in appalling circumstances,” MacMurchy told The Dodo. “In a makeshift enclosure, there was a good 6 to 8 inches of garbage, and [the puppies] were entirely unsocialized.”

The owners handed up the 5-month-old puppies, Peaches and Layla, as well as their 7-year-old mother, Lady, to the rescuers, who took the dogs to the shelter right away.

While the canines appeared to be in good health, the puppies lacked confidence and had no idea what to do when their mother wasn’t around to show them. Peaches and Layla hugging each other for comfort in the shelter broke MacMurchy’s heart.

MacMurchy explained, “We were conducting the immunizations and the wellness check, and Mom finished first.” “We were walking her out into our intake area, and the pups were so afraid that they hung on to each other.”

The tiny family is learning what it means to be safe at the shelter where they are living together.

“We give them time to rest and receive some TLC in a quiet area with a staff member numerous times a day so they can learn to trust,” MacMurchy added.

“They do lot better when their mother is around, so we work with all three of them together as well as separately.” It’s a lengthy process, but they’re gradually learning to be self-assured.”

Lady is already confident on her own just a few days after her rescue, eager to meet new people and go for walks. The socialization procedure for her two puppies, on the other hand, will take a little longer.

“[Lady] is a wiggle-butt, tail-wagging little darling who is simply eager to receive affection,” MacMurchy added. “The pups haven’t arrived yet.”

They embrace love and attention, and when they’re together, they’re bouncy and joyful, counting on each other for their confidence.”

“They’re completely reliant on one another,” MacMurchy remarked.

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