Day 156 at the 16th St. Plaza: Who rescued who?
Briefly

Gambit, a tan pitbull abandoned at the 16th Street BART plaza, was rescued and now enjoys afternoons with his new guardian. Many who use social services in the 16th and Mission area have pets found on the streets. Pali Boucher, founder of Rocket Dog Rescue, shares how homeless individuals connect with these animals, often taking them in as a source of companionship amidst instability. Blue, a nearly-hairless chihuahua, has reunited with his owner, navigating life together through services after a brief separation.
Gambit, a tan pitbull, was found abandoned at the 16th Street BART plaza with a note and veterinary records, now spending afternoons with his new guardian.
Many individuals reliant on social services around 16th and Mission Streets have pets they found abandoned, illustrating the bond forged between the homeless and their animals.
Pali Boucher, founder of Rocket Dog Rescue, emphasizes that homeless individuals relate deeply to abandoned animals, often taking them in due to their shared experiences.
Blue, the nearly-hairless chihuahua, spent only one week away from his owner, relying on Animal Care and Control during the owner's incarceration.
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