Abused Pit Bull Shows Trust To Foster Mother By Dropping 11 Newborn Pups Into Her Lap

Jan 24, 2019

With so many dogs in shelters, the rescues themselves are becoming overcrowded and can’t take in any additional animals.

Their time and resources are running out due to overcrowding, and it can be very overwhelming for the volunteers and workers to deal with.

It seems like many people give up on their pets too soon, and decide to abandon them in a shelter, leaving the dog with no hope for the future and can cause serious emotional issues.

Thankfully, many people are willing to foster animals who are in need of it the most and take care of them until they find their forever homes.

In the case of one woman, Stevoni Doyle, who lives in Springville, Utah, she got more than she bargained for when she decided to foster a neglected mother pit bull!

In her experience as a foster mother for dogs, she has taken in over 100 homeless animals to try to help out these overcrowded shelters. She grew especially fond of pregnant dogs and loved watching them have their puppies and raise them in a comfortable environment with her.

She also loved how meaningful and unique the bond could be with the dog if she shared in this amazing experience with them.

One of Stevoni’s most recent rescue animals was a pit bull dog that was purebred, and also try pregnant! The dog’s name was Grayce, and she was fostered out of an organization called Rescue Rovers. Even though Grayce was only two, she had already been through a lot of hardship in her life that included abuse and neglect.

When Stevoni decided to foster Grayce, the dog was almost at full-term in her pregnancy and needed a comfortable place to give birth and raise puppies. Not long after developing a fondness for the home did Grayce give birth!

She had a large litter of eleven puppies, and only one of them ended up being a girl!

Stevoni was excited to look after the animals, but she had no idea what she was in for! Something happened that was so amazing and was quite unlike any other foster experience she’d ever had. 

Would you ever consider fostering an animal in need? Have you already? We would love to hear your stories, so make sure to let us know. Know any animal lovers out there who might have their day brightened by this video? Then go ahead and pass it along to them!