On February 7, five puppies were found abandoned next to a highway in Prince Albert, Sask. — but a local rescue shelter is giving the pups a chance at a brighter future.

The Prince Albert SPCA is currently caring for the gaggle of six-month-old puppies.

On Friday, the shelter asked for donations of dry puppy food and puppy milk replacement to feed the litter of pups.

Canadians everywhere stepped up to the challenge.

Dozens of people offered to foster the dogs, and some even asked if they could bring in blankets and toys.

This man was ready to take a puppy home ASAP.

I would take one in a heartbeat...have two rescues so a third no problem..

— rhyland (@rhylandc1) February 9, 2020

And this woman was ready to fight for the puppies' honour.

Give me five minutes with the POS that abandoned them. Five minutes.

— Roo's Mama (@StaciaSook) February 8, 2020

This person was relieved that they were rescued.

😢 Glad they were rescued. So sad that someone would do that to these lovely little ones.

— Christina (@coccoccoc1) February 9, 2020

And this person took the opportunity to share her own heartwarming story.

My Cody was left with his siblings and Mom (who died) in a box off a highway as well - he is my boy, for 10 years now, I have no understanding of the cruelty it would take to just leave them like that pic.twitter.com/44FeWqd764

— J Nussey 🇨🇦🐾 (@janbear105) February 9, 2020

According to the Prince Albert SPCA Facebook page, the puppies have — happily — already found a foster home.