Animal Aid Unlimited found this mangy dog the side of the road when it was close to death. After a few weeks of tender loving care, the dog was completely healed and you will be shocked to see how well it looks now.
They found him motionless on the side of a busy road in India where it appeared that he had given up. To those passing by, he looked like nothing more than another piece of debris on the road.
Volunteers brought him back to there shelter where he laid motionless, staring at the wall. It was clear at this point that he not only was sick, but had never experienced affection before. But, they were determined to get him back on his feet towards a happy life.
After just ten days, his skin completely healed and he was Mange free, thanks to the intensive care and therapy provided for him. Through simple bathing and medical attention, this pup was finally looking like he would pull through.
Fast forward two months and you can see that his hair has grown back, and he is happily interacting with the kind souls at Animal Aid Unlimited.
There is nothing more heartwarming than seeing an animal as happy as this. It just goes to show that little acts of kindness go a long way to make a better world.
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living in india is not a picnic, and plenty of people, animals and natural resources get hung out to dry amidst the daily scramble to stay afloat. this doggy is not by any means alone, unfortunately.
But if you see how the poor people live, especially children without parantes and without a home just sleeping on the streets ... than you do not care much about the poor dogs.