Kind Strangers Save 160-Pound Dog After Tragic Hit-And-Run

Not all heroes wear capes. While some families might turn away at the sight of tragedy, one couple turned toward it and saved the day. Merlin, the 160-pound Irish Wolfhound, was the victim of a hit-and-run in South Carolina. His dad, Zachary Corrado, sat beside him and cried out for someone to help. Drew Kreiling and his wife Sharon Chuduakowski-Kreiling happened to be in the right place at the right time. They saw the dog get struck by a vehicle, so they drove over and blocked the road to protect him. Then, they went above and beyond to give the dog the medical care and funds he needed. Image: Drew Kreiling Facebook Left for Dead Corrado often walked Merlin on the beach without a leash, as it’s allowed there. No problems had ever occurred before this incident. But that night, when Merlin saw a fox, he was gone. Corrado tried to get his dog to calm down, but Merlin was in the road before he could stop him. A truck hit Merlin, braked for a moment, but then sped off. Drew and Sharon witnessed the horrific event and sped to Corrado and Merlin as quickly as they could. The dog was in critical condition and had low odds of surviving. But Corrado, a complete stranger to the couple, looke...