Salt Lake Telegram | 1937-12-07 | Page 19 | Friendless Canine Waifs Await Homes or Death

Friendless Canine Waifs Await Homes or Deatli , y )fr Y' ...... f y Uri' CANINE UNFORTUNATES SEEK SOLACE FROM TWO SYMPATHETIC VISITORS Carolyn Heath, left, and Vera Lou Paulson bring comfort to homeless dogi facing doom Six Rescued Dogs Doomed to Die Unless- heartbreaking effort to save lives only to see them destroyed. The society keeps the animals until efforts to find them a home prove fruitless, then there is no more hope for them. The six dogs now at the hospital hospi-tal include two collie puppies, two small terriers, a bull pup and on whose identity is not so definite. Six lives hung In the balance Tuesday. Canine lives to be sure, but live just the same, and just as precious for all that. But it was not the first time they had been endangered, for it waa by some previous disaster, such aa being struck by an automobile auto-mobile or becoming lost and hungry, hun-gry, that they had come to their present abode a veterinary hospital hos-pital Now the six animals, which at one time were fondled pets, face destruction merely because circumstances cir-cumstances have made them homeless. They have been rescued res-cued from their various injured and perilous conditions by officers offi-cers of the humane society, and if no homes can be found for them they will have to be destroyed. de-stroyed. Mercy is sometimes a grim business, busi-ness, the society officers assured. It is no fun to spend time and