Despised For Having ‘Ugly Disease’, A Kind Hand Reaches Out To Touch Her Soul

 Introductory medical treatment is a luxury for numerous pets, especially  those who are neglected and abused. Yuki, a six- years-old canine from Mexico, was  wandering the thoroughfares after her monstrous possessors demurred her out. She had a horrible case of sarcoptic mange. Her skin looked like potato chips. 



 Eventually, a deliverance group helped Yuki and brought her to the critical care center. The vet was astounded to see Yuki. Her skin was the worst he'd ever seen! 



 Yuki was also so light that she only counted 44 pounds. A canine like Yuki should weigh at least 60 pounds! She was starved! And neglected. Yuki also tested positive for Ehrlichiosis, which is a veritably serious crack- borne illness. 



 The vet had to remove layers of dead skin. By the time he'd removed the‘potato chip’ subcaste, Yuki looked like a burn victim. Thankfully she didn't have to suffer! She entered pain drug and antibiotics. She also was fed a high-calorie diet. She began to put on weight and was really happy to be around similar caring humans. 



 Yuki went to a foster home once the vet medically cleared her. She really loved being a part of a family and no longer manhandled. She happily laid on the lounge and ate out of a coliseum doubly a day. The effects so numerous would take for granted, Yuki cherished. 




The beautiful girl LOVES auto lifts. She happily jumped inside the auto to take a trip from her foster home in Mexico to her foster home in California. 



Yuki is truly thriving! Her foster mama says she's so well- conducted and loves to play. It’s only a matter of time until Yuki finds her ever home. Every life is worth saving and every canine deserves a loving home! 


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