Veteran Tried Selling His Car to Reunite with His Dogs, but a Kind Woman’s Gesture Brought Him to Tears

James Pack, a Vietnam veteran, suffered a heart attack and was admitted to the hospital in critical condition.

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The First State Animal Facility and SPCA took in his two dogs, Bailey and Blaze, while he was being cared for. The sanctuary, which is located inside a PetSmart store in Newark, Delaware, intended to keep the canines until James was fully recovered.

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The First State Animal Facility and SPCA took in his two dogs, Bailey and Blaze, while he was being cared for. The sanctuary, which is located inside a PetSmart store in Newark, Delaware, intended to keep the canines until James was fully recovered.

Although Bailey and Blaze were still available for adoption, James didn’t have enough money to pay the $250 adoption fee to get them back.

James was unable to afford the adoption expenses because he lost his savings during his hospitalization. To raise the funds, he decided to sell his vehicle. Upon learning of James’ situation, the staff came together to help him by contributing between $5 and $10 each until there was enough money to cover the expenses.

The video clip below shows James entering the sanctuary section of the store when he’s not feeling well. He doesn’t know what surprise awaits him.

As soon as a worker tells him the truth about Bailey and Blaze, James becomes emotional and his voice shakes with gratitude.

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Make sure you have some tissues handy while watching this emotional clip. It includes a touching reunion at the end that will restore your faith in humanity.