Beagles Thrown From SUV On Highway Reunited In Emotional Video

Beagles Thrown From SUV On Highway Reunited In Emotional Video

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After going through a harrowing ordeal, abandoned by their former owner, and left for dead, two Beagles thrown from a speeding vehicle on an icy New York highway as making a wonderful recovery.

Were it not for a caring stranger and some quick-thinking state troopers, it may even have been their last year.

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Shelter volunteers bring Trooper out to meet Adam.

"They’ve been apart a little bit," Broome County Human Society Executive Director, Karen Matson, told WBNG months later, when the dogs were finally well enough to be reunited. "They’ll have to get used to each other."

Trooper, the younger of the dogs, named for the troopers that brought him to the emergency animal hospital, needed one of his front legs amputated after the incident. He's still got a long road to recovery ahead, but Trooper is making marked progress.

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It's been a few weeks since the pair have been together.

“He has to be restricted in terms of his activity,” Matson said. “Quick trips outside for the bathroom and then back to a crate to a smaller room where he can continue to focus on the healing process.”

Adam, named after the trucker who initially stopped to help the abandoned animals, suffered from bruised lungs and some broken ribs. His front left leg was also put in a cast to stabilize a hairline fracture.

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The Beagles are recovering well.

Adam, too, is recovering well.

“We’re hoping that he continues on this positive road to recovery,” Matson said.

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Matthew Russell

Matthew Russell is a West Michigan native and with a background in journalism, data analysis, cartography and design thinking. He likes to learn new things and solve old problems whenever possible, and enjoys bicycling, spending time with his daughters, and coffee.

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