They say “birds of a feather flock together,” but when it involves doggos, what do I abused shelter pup tell another abused shelter pup?
In this case, barking at one another wasn’t necessary.
This is the heartwarming moment an abused shelter dog reached out as well as his paw and comforted a 4-month-old puppy who was shot in the head and left for dead.
Cute little Sammie was a harmless 4-month-old boxer puppy who would never hurt anyone! Sadly, he subjected to a gut-wrenching case of animal cruelty.
Someone spray-painted him blue, shot him in the head with a .22-caliber rifle, then dragged him behind a car before leaving him for dead.
What level of crazy does it fancy even do that to a sweet ‘lil pupper?
When he was finally rescued by the New York rescue dog Iwa, Sami's condition was critical. He was immediately rushed to nearby Paws & Claws Animal Clinic in Columbia, South Carolina for emergency treatment. The vets discovered that, as well to his obvious head injury, one among Sammie’s back legs was crushed, and his front leg would wish a skin . Nicole Jones, a vet tech at where he was being treated, told The Daily News: “His rear leg is stabilized and that we hope the bone that was literally dragged off will have enough growth to salvage the leg. it'll take months until we will let him even attempt to use that leg again without a brace. he's in great spirits and is that the sweetest baby!”
Even when Sammie was feeling blue, making new friends was easy!
Simon, a 1-year-old Border collie , knows exactly what it’s wish to be misused. He was being treated at an equivalent vet center for a nasty case of mange.
When he was let loose of his kennel, Simon went straight to the X-ray table Sammie was laying on, and offered his paw in friendship, as if to say: “I know what you’re browsing . I’m here for you little guy!”
Everyone should know the name, but this is only the shoes that animals do have emotions!
Thankfully, Sammie was one tough little pooch, and he managed to survive the terrible ordeal! Although it’s hard to seem at Sammie’s injuries, he came out of surgery a super trooper! His physical wounds healed in time, and with a loving forever family which will surely adopt him, the emotional trauma he suffered will hopefully dissolve in time. A lot of hugs and kisses can help dogs get rid of bad things!
After a couple of weeks of being closely monitored by the vet, Sammie got the okay to recover at “home” in the care of a medical family . His head wounds have mostly healed, and his skin is as well well on its thanks to recovering nicely. The gentle smile in Sammie’s eyes says that he’s happy to possess been rescued and in the care of numerous loving people! Feelings and compassion aren’t just human emotions. It’s clear to find out that dogs can find comfort and sympathy in each other’s company once they find themselves in the same boat. When Sammie needed it most, Simon did a very delicate thing by providing a caring paw! Please SHARE this with your friends and family.