Dog used for breeding hides her face after being abandoned

Doris, a small dog, was most probably used for litter after litter of pupps for years and then abnadoned as an older animal. Luckily, she was discovered by a kind woman.

Her owners obviously thought she wasn’t useful anymore at her age, since she could not produce puppies, and abandoned her to her fate in a secluded spot.

Doris was lying in the bed she had made in the middle of the thicket when a woman found her.

You could tell from the dog’s appearance that she had been overused for breeding, and that she had various health issues. As a kindhearted woman, she decided to contact the Howl Of A Dog animal shelter.

The shelter responded positively to the woman’s call, but they were still late in arriving to deal with the situation, so she kept an eye on Doris in the meantime. The woman patiently gave the dog the help she needed, even though she couldn’t move because all her energy was going into keeping her warm.

As rescuers arrived, the woman gathered everything she needed to pick her up and carry her home.

When they arrived, they saw that the dog was well cared for and more cheerful, but her health problems were very evident. In addition, she was very fearful and devastated; so much so that she would hide her face to avoid looking at her rescuers because of her fear.

So the rescuers picked her up and took her to the vet for a general medical examination.

Unfortunately, the test results showed that he had a tumor in one of his ears, that his kidneys were failing, that he had liver problems, and that he had breast cancer.

Her friends were very discouraged and worried about Doris, as finding a home for an older dog with all of these health problems would not be easy.

Despite all these setbacks, Doris continued to smile and amaze the rescuers with her adorable attitude toward life.

It was evident that she was happy to make new kind and loving friends; the poor girl had never received love in her difficult life.

After spending some time at the shelter, the little warrior had made considerable progress in overcoming all her health problems. She has gone from a frail dog who could barely stand on her feet to a cheerful animal who can enjoy walks in the fresh air.

Her kidneys are improving as a result of medical care, and her other problems are gradually being resolved.

It is not known what kind of life she led before, but it is obvious that she was used for breeding and was not loved or cared for.

Doris opens a new chapter in her life, hoping soon to find a forever home.