In Surat, India, they were street dogs who had rocks thrown at them and were in constant danger of being kicked or run over by vehicles.
But after a 24-hour journey around the world, Sweetie — a three-year-old mixed-breed dog — and her seven new puppies won’t have to deal with cruel treatment anymore.
That’s because Naz Sayani, a part-time McMaster University teacher, flew the eight dogs home herself. An exhausted Sayani arrived at Pearson airport on Saturday night with three cages of excited-looking dogs in tow.
More: http://www.thestar.com/news/article/1096703–indian-stray-and-offspring-arrive-at-pearson#article
And she called it puppy love: http://www.thespec.com/feature/article/634426–and-she-called-it-puppy-love
Ismailimail 
the holy quran says that if you save a life you have saved the entire humanity i think that is how i would ercive this i know for some dogs are just the dogs to be left on the street uncared for but it is He who is the master of the day of judgement and that is what really matters
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