Roughly 36 hours after we trapped Bonnie and her babies, alarms went off on the cell phones of everyone involved letting us know that Clyde was in the trap, but of course it was on a weekend when no one was in the office! Jennifer and Larry from Asphalt Specialties went racing to the office from one direction, and Aaron, Krissy and Lynette went racing from another far away part of town. Each of us I’m sure doing 100mph as we watched Clyde via live video feed, desperately trying to dig his way out of the trap. We were in a race against time to get there before he dug out. And if he dug out, he would NEVER go into that trap again. When we arrived, he completely shut down and hit the floor. We were able to enter the trap, and because he was so shut-down, we were able to get a harness, leash, and two slip leads onto him. We COULD NOT chance him getting away from us! I spoke gently to him the whole way home, that I was taking him to Bonnie, they WOULD be together again. I’m quite sure he never heard a word I said, I have never in my life seen a dog so completely shut down in fear… But he was alive. We had him. He was safe. In that moment, that is all that mattered.