A young puppy, identified as 9-month-old Tangi, was found wrapped in tape outside the Pennsylvania SPCA's headquarters in Juniatapark. The surprising discovery was made early Tuesday morning when staff noticed a large, sealed box on the sidewalk with no shipping label or indication of where it came from.
To their relief, Tangi, who had light brown fur and a white muzzle, was safe but scared, prompting PSPCA to take her in immediately. A heartfelt note found next to the puppy revealed that she belonged to someone whose housing situation had become desperate due to eviction threats. The owner claimed to have filled out adoption apps without any success, leaving them with no choice but to leave Tangi outside.
PSPCA staff expressed empathy for the owner's situation, stating that it was clear Tangi was loved and well cared for before being abandoned. "We will do everything we can to ensure that Tangi's journey ends happily," said Gillian Kocher, PSPCA Director of Public Relations.
As news of Tangi's rescue spread on social media, fans of the animal rescue organization rallied around her adoption story. Her first day at the shelter was marked by her tendency to follow staff closely and rest her head against anyone who knelt beside her. However, she eventually showed her affectionate side when she cried upon being left alone.
Despite initial uncertainty surrounding Tangi's owner, PSPCA determined that it had to proceed with making her available for adoption after a stray hold expired on Thursday. The rescue organization described Tangi as "very sweet and lovely," emphasizing that with time, she warms up quickly and showered everyone around her with love.
To their relief, Tangi, who had light brown fur and a white muzzle, was safe but scared, prompting PSPCA to take her in immediately. A heartfelt note found next to the puppy revealed that she belonged to someone whose housing situation had become desperate due to eviction threats. The owner claimed to have filled out adoption apps without any success, leaving them with no choice but to leave Tangi outside.
PSPCA staff expressed empathy for the owner's situation, stating that it was clear Tangi was loved and well cared for before being abandoned. "We will do everything we can to ensure that Tangi's journey ends happily," said Gillian Kocher, PSPCA Director of Public Relations.
As news of Tangi's rescue spread on social media, fans of the animal rescue organization rallied around her adoption story. Her first day at the shelter was marked by her tendency to follow staff closely and rest her head against anyone who knelt beside her. However, she eventually showed her affectionate side when she cried upon being left alone.
Despite initial uncertainty surrounding Tangi's owner, PSPCA determined that it had to proceed with making her available for adoption after a stray hold expired on Thursday. The rescue organization described Tangi as "very sweet and lovely," emphasizing that with time, she warms up quickly and showered everyone around her with love.