The heartbroken dog mom told WPIX-11 she spent 15 years looking for the right pooch before the non-profit Guide Dog Foundation found Milton.
A blind and deaf Long Island woman lost her beloved guide dog after a trainer left the pooch in a hot van for over five hours, according to reports.“He was next to me all the time,” Krupa said. “I’m so sad because I just don’t know how I’m going to go on without him.”
Trainers employed by the foundation had planned to take him out for a walk on the day he died, but plans changed and they forgot they’d brought Milton to the car, Krupa said. “They said that they thought nothing like this could ever happen. And that’s the problem. You can’t rely on humans to be perfect when they’re not.”to mourn the impact the dog’s death will have on his wife.
“He gave Michelle the ability to go out without reservation, and have confidence both in herself and in the world that he was protecting her. Now he’s gone, and although it was a tragic accident, she again faces the world and alone,” he continued.
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