Not enough information for me to feel angry. Sad, absolutely, but just as bad things happen to animals, bad things happen to good people. For all we know, leaving them abandoned in a park with that note might have only been giving them a better chance for a better life. It's hard to believe, but assuming that we would have done any better in their situation just because maybe we think we love animals more than this owner did, is only going to contribute to a world of anger.

I volunteer at a shelter and see many desperate people ask for help and get turned away. I ended up with a tomcat because the owner's landlord was forcing her to get rid of him, and the shelter had a wait list several weeks long! Don't know what she would have done if I hadn't taken him. Asking for help doesn't always help, sadly.

I'm so happy they were rescued. Hope they get adopted real soon! I'm not even gonna think of all the bad things one can say, Coz, situations make ppl do crazy things... lord knows why they did what they did... let the world's energies be spent on finding a home for these two.

Didn't peter dinklage said something like people are buying husky puppies because of GOT and abandoning them because they don't know how to handle the breed? I wonder if this is the case here

You get a dog, you have the responsibility to care for it! If you can no longer care for it, you find it a home. It's not that hard, especially with two young, beautiful purebreds. Some people are just lazy turds.

I work for a vet, there are several more options in between bringing your dog's to a kill shelter and abandoning them at a park. I also feel I should mention we have a few homeless people with pets that come to our vet and many of us have helped place then with foster mom's or paid for medication and treatment out of our own pockets, but hey if your too lazy to look for help and writing a soppy note with your abandoned fur babies in a park let's you sleep at night we should feel sorry for you right?

weird. Mutts maybe but purebreds. Those things cost $$. If you wanted to give them away people would be queueing.

My friends daughter stopped because she saw a pit bull with puppies in bad shape. She took it to the shelter and they basically threatened to call the cops on her. She is a young woman and didn't know any better on what to do next. So she tried to do the right thing and ended up with a dog and 6 puppies. Luckily the small town is next to a local CBS TV station whos News Team took on the issue and things were changed very quickly. So I can see how a shelter or pound might not just work like everyone thinks. I personally have never taken an animal to a shelter. I let animal control come get the animal. Or in the case of our new pit bull she just took the place of another rescue that we had recently lost due to age.

Who knows what the story is! like that poor puppy that was abandoned by her mom bc she was escaping an abusive relationship and the ppl at the airport would not let her take her dog. :(

dogs are not a toy! People seem to forget that. it's dedication. you would not leave your kids do you? same thing with dogs

The huskies have found a home. Here is an update. http://www.fresnobee.com/news/local/article180496076.html

I hope the note said more than that. Not even a reason as to why they were left. No closure!!!

i love huskys there so boutaful i wish i could make a home for all the huskys that need a home

It's easy to judge. Its heartbreaking to give up a pup. This was not of malice. Nothing but sadness for the person who left them.

Her name was spelled Layla in the note and differently in the article.

This makes me sooo happy. That they were found and taken care of sad and happy. I swear I saw these too pups and the owner in midtown Toronto on a bus but it must be look alike as