:funnyup: :meme: :hello2: :headbang: Cuddles was in a shelter scheduled for euthanasia because of her horrendous demodex mange with both bacterial and yeast infections. The before and after photos tell all. A big hooray and blessings to Sandy, Kym, Lynne and Nana for all their hard work!
Here are the last two photos. The improvement in her paws is incredible! You can go to her Cuddles page on Facebook and browse though the albums to see lots of amazing photos. And Cuddles has her own "Cuddles fur-ever home page" as well.
And you can see in the last photo that she is growing in a nice coat of chocolate and white fur!! It's hard to believe it's the same dog!!! :bravo:
G-d bless hoomans who give love to animals.
What an amazing transformation for that sweet girl! Bless those who helped her. :hello2:
Don'tcha just wanna string up someone who does this to an animal-or allows it to happen? Thank goodness for special people like these ladies who truly transformed Cuddles into a real beauty.
Not sure how she ended up at the shelter but it looks like she was really skin and bones, which of course would weaken her body big time as far as ability to fight the infections.
Thank you so very much for posting these pics of Cuddles looking so much better. We prayed for her, poor little mite, thank goodness those wonderful ladies have saved her for us all. She looks really pretty and confident sitting there in the grass. May Cuddles live a long and happy life and bless everyone involved in her recovery.
Nice work. Good save.
Those pictures with the reddish skin just breaks my heart!! The nose is not as long as my Twinkie's was but gad she reminds me of her!!! I think it has to do with her expression!! Cuddles is really a perfect name for her now!! Cuz that is what I would love to do with her!!
So heartwarming to see the difference. G-d bless those ladies!!! :heart:
:read2: You can read about her on her Facebook pages. The shelter thought she was "uncurable" and clearly in great pain, so the best choice seemed to be euthanasia. But Sandy, the incredible foster, has a continuing ICU for doxies at her home and took Cuddles in.
:temp: In one of the photos is her "Care Chart" with check-off spots for daily baths, 3X day medicines, peeing, pooping, and anything else that needs to be kept track of. It's that kind of devotion and commitment that is rarely found in animal care. Sandy is one of a kind!!
Auntie Karen :sunny:
I just wanted to cry seeing the first pics and then cry again for happiness!! Eileen
JC....holy [censored], thank you so much to the people who helped this poor baby.
When I see stuff like this, I know there is a HELL, and lots of people are down there.