An old boy was dying from mange, but not anymore!
On the streets of India, there are countless dogs fighting for survival. But one elderly street dog caught the attention of some compassionate rescuers who were determined to save his life.
This poor boy appeared to know that they were there to help him. He sat down patiently and let them carry him to their ambulance. Covered in scabs and wounds from mange, along with a deep wound on his leg and a severely infected eye, he was in a terrible state.
He could hardly walk due to a deep maggot-filled wound on his leg, and his vision was blurred thanks to an injury near his eye caused by excessive scratching. His ribs jutted out from starvation, and even his toes were swollen and tender. It was as if he’d given up on life.
Rescuers rushed him to their hospital, where they began the long process of healing him. They carefully removed maggots from his deep wound before starting him on a series of creams, medicated baths, and nutritious food to bring him back to good health.
Petey, as he became affectionately known, may not be the most energetic or bouncy dog, but he’s a shining soul who just wants to be a good boy. He is now on the road to recovery and has been given a second chance at life.
It’s stories like Petey’s that highlight the importance of animal rescue organizations such as Animal Aid Unlimited. These organizations rely on donations to continue their work, providing vital medical care for animals like Petey who would otherwise have no hope.
If you want to help elderly dogs like Petey receive the care they deserve, please consider donating to Animal Aid Unlimited. Every little bit helps in the fight against animal cruelty and neglect.
