A dog that walked away after it was abandoned on Helen Woodward Animal Center property in Rancho Santa Fe earlier this week has died, officials with the center confirmed Friday.
RANCHO SANTA FE - A dog abandoned outside the Helen Woodward Animal Center on Monday night was found critically injured in the middle of the street by good Samaritans only hours later, with the dog dying of its injuries, it was revealed Friday.
RELATED: Helen Woodward Animal Center asking for public's help in finding abandoned dog left at facility "I've been crying for days," Levy said."The only thing that comforts me is that so many people stopped to help. After seeing the heartlessness of the individual on the security camera, it's good to know that there is still kindness in the world."
"It comes to him as he calls and then looks so confused when he leaves," she said."You can tell the dog doesn't know why its been left and then to have such traumatic final moments is just heartbreaking. Why this person would leave the dog uncrated and exposed to the traffic, the cold and the wildlife in the area is beyond all of us. We're truly devastated."
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