“She was in my school yard when I first saw her. A group
of kids were throwing stones at her and when I saw this little pooch
all covered in blood, I knew I had to take action.”
“I called my mom, grandpa, grandma and they all said
that we can’t do anything about it and I should just let it go but I
couldn’t do it, I had the opportunity to help and I had to do it!”
“I called my father, who I don’t usually talk to, and he
said he’d be able to come in two hours. I sat next to her in the cold
for over two hours waiting for my father to come. When he did, he handed
me a blanket and told me to catch her and bring her to the vet on foot
because he wouldn’t let her in his car.”
“I chased her around for about 5 minutes and we managed
to corner her and wrap her in the blanket. A friend of mine helped me
carry her to the vet while my dad drove and waited for us there.”
“We got to the vet and they took her, cleaned her wounds
and gave her antibiotics. She had demodicosis. The next day my mom came
to see her and I managed to convince her to keep her with the help of
the vets.”
“Her treatment was very expensive, we had to borrow
money to be able to get her medicine. We’re not very rich, I live in a
small apartment with my mom and grandparents, and a cat.”
“We were able to take her home on the 30th of December
2015. I gave her a bath, we were both very scared, she of the water and I
of her biting me. After I dried her fur she got her claim on my bed.”
“I’ve always been scared of dogs. But I couldn’t leave a
creature to suffer when I could help. I hope this story gives you hope
and inspiration to be a better person and help with anything you can!”
source: The Dodo
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