An adorable disabled pup that was left in a dumpster has been rehomed in time for Christmas after being rescued and nursed back to health.
How someone would toss a tiny dog into a dumpster is beyond me.
After being discovered abandoned in South Oxfordshire, England, the tiny six-week-old, which is deaf and half-blind, was rushed to a veterinarian.
Thank God for the person who rescued this dog.
The terrier named Dennis weighed just 1.75 kg (under 4 pounds) and was growing weaker by the minute when he was admitted to the Blue Cross’s rescue center in Burford, where it underwent treatment, including antiseptic ointment for his wounds, and intravenous nutrition to build up his strength.
“I didn’t expect him to be so small,” said Anouska, the admissions coordinator at Blue Cross Burford. “He was absolutely tiny.”
“I’ve never seen a dog of his age quite so little and thin, and with so many injuries, as well.”
Good for them. Now Dennis will have a loving family.
There's a special place in hell for people that do sh!t like this.
ReplyDeleteReading something somewhere else, there was a quote I remembered (poorly at that) about anyone who would hurt a dog would hurt people too. Those who hurt dogs are truly terrible people. They shouldn't be allowed to breathe the same air as the rest of us. The special place MelP mentioned has a First Class reservation awaiting the perpetrator.
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