After an elderly woman from Radviliškis, Lithuania, became too ill to live alone. So she was admitted to the hospital. Sadly, her remaining relatives are scattered across the world. Therefore, no one could take care of the pets she was forced to leave behind. While the authorities spent months trying to save her animals, “Vyšnių sodas” a rescue shelter from Vilnius. Lithuania has stepped up after they arrived one animal puppy named Pluto It was clearly the person who needed help the most.
“We found the puppy in horrible condition, along with a few other animals, abandoned in an abandoned farmhouse in Radviliškis,” Indrė Žukauskaitė, a spokeswoman for “Vyšnių sodas,” told Bored Panda. Poor creatures are left to starve.”
Pluto has lost a lot of weight. “Suffering from leprosy His body was left with only skin and bones. His eyes were desperate. Filled with endless pain.”
“When they arrived at our shelter Pluto seems to have given up,” adds Žukauskaitė. “He doesn’t want to get up for nothing. He is not eating and is doing his business under himself.”
The veterinarian has cleaned it. by removing the leprous epidermis from its skin The first step Pluto took took five hours. The veterinarian said his symptoms Eventually ‘dangerous and contagious’ due to leprosy infection Pluto had to be separated without the possibility of going out for a walk.”
“The puppy has been through hell for three months, after quarantine he has to learn how to walk again.” But that was only half of his remaining problems. “Pluto is afraid of everything and everyone.”
“It took six months before Pluto mustered the courage to take a step,” says Žukauskaitė. “His first step was very difficult for him.
“Thanks to the patience and endless love of our employees, however, Pluto has started to socialize. As he introduces himself to his surroundings and other dogs, Pluto also started eating more.”
The odds-defying dog has yet to fully recover. “Even though it’s cautious around people. But the weight has returned to normal. And we found Pluto playing more and more with other dogs.”
