Cyclists Rescue Dog Stranded on Bridge Support Beam
In America, cyclists went for a ride and noticed a dog sitting on a concrete beam. He could not climb back up onto the bridge and just stared at passersby in pity. The young men immediately rushed to the dog’s rescue. They got a ladder and went down to the poor dog.
The dog had sat on the beam for hours. He was hungry, thirsty, and unable to escape.
“There’s no way she could have gotten there herself and there’s no way she could have gotten out herself,” cyclist Abbey Robinson said.
“Three of us bent over the side of the rail and cradled her like a baby and sat her down next to use,” Robinson said. “It was just relief.”
One of the cyclists went down to him and started talking to gain his trust. Later, he lifted the furry one upon himself. The dog was named Moe, short for Moriah, in honor of Moriah Wilson, an elite pro cyclist who was recently murdered in Austin. He was taken to a shelter where he was bathed, fed, and examined by doctors. Now Moe is looking for his family.
