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Abandoned dog saved moments before being put down by Wirral vet

An abandoned dog has been given a new lease of life after being saved just seconds away from death.

Dr Sharon Williams, a vet from Celandine Wood Animal Rescue (CWAR) in Wirral, had been sent a message asking if she could help Pumpkin the pocket bully.

But, when she called back, she was told it was “too late” and he had been taken to be put down.

Dr Williams then got a second call when, by a twist of fate, the vet could not find a vein to administer Pumpkin’s final sedation.

She then drove five hours to pick him up.

Dr Williams said Pumpkin, despite everything, still “wagged his tail” when he saw her.

“You could just tell he just wanted to be loved,” she said.


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