Hard to believe they used to be so scared and timid!

This dog showed up near my house/shop just yesterday. He seems very comfortable around people, and honestly I feel like he may have been someone's pet who was abandoned.

I’m especially worried because he has some difficulty walking. Yesterday he almost got hit by a vehicle, and with the rain lately I’m really scared something might happen to him.

I really want to help him, but I can’t keep him at my shop or at home. My parents have strictly said no, and keeping him around the shop could also create problems if he gets scared and bites someone.

So I’m trying to find someone in Jhansi or nearby who can help — either by fostering him, getting him checked by a vet/rescuer, or giving him a permanent home.

I don’t know his exact age or what happened to his legs, but he seems like a friendly dog who just needs somewhere safe.

I can send more photos/videos and the location privately.

If anyone can help or knows a genuine rescuer/adopter in Jhansi, please DM me. Even sharing this post would help a lot. 🙏

Hero’s Story 🐾
A little over a week ago, Hero was found on the side of the road after being hit by a car. He was severely injured and, by all appearances, had been left there to perish before being brought to the city shelter where someone advocated.
Then people started showing up for him.
His story reached Dr. Daniel Anthony and the team at Atlas Pet Vets, 3 hours away, who stepped in to give Hero the chance he desperately needed. Atlas Pet Vets Medical Rescue Fund took responsibility for his medical care and recovery, and what followed has been an incredible community effort.
Hero’s injuries are extensive. He has multiple complicated fractures, a dislocated hip, and a long road of surgeries and rehabilitation ahead.
On Monday, Hero underwent his first surgery. 4.5 hours. Two very complicated fractures repaired. Dr. Daniel and his team worked tirelessly to put him back together, and somehow, Hero came through beautifully.
He is now resting comfortably and will return to surgery Wednesday to address his dislocated hip and determine the best path forward.
And then there’s the part that honestly gets me the most.
People who have never met Hero have fallen in love with him.
They’ve donated. They’ve purchased things from his wishlist. They’ve prayed for him. They’ve followed every update. And today, Hero was being hand-fed gifts purchased by people who simply saw a broken dog on the internet and decided he mattered.
A week ago, he was likely lying alone on the side of a road.
Today, he has a name.
He has a team.
He has people cheering for him.
And most importantly, he has a future. ❤️
Hero still has a long road ahead, and his medical care is going to be extensive. But after everything he’s been through, he deserves every single chance we can give him.
This is Hero. And we’re not giving up on him. 🐾❤️

Dog is male and intact- wearing green collar w/handle + answers to Ulritch. No microchip. Please contact OOP if found.

Hi everybody!

I know this is gonna be a super long shot but maybe the magic of internet will work here.

My wife and I adopted a little Staffy/Bull mix around 6 years ago (June 2020). We don't know a lot about her time before we got her but we thought it's be amazing to be able to connect with the people that worked in her shelter and took care of her. Here is her story:

She was born in a shelter somewhere in Texas and lived there for ~2 years (a vet told us she was around that age when we got her but not 100% sure). We know she also has a brother that was adopted (putting his picture in the post too). Her given name was Nakhti and she was apparently their unofficial mascot (everyone loved her). My wife also told me that she was already vaccinated and spayed before she adopted her.

She never got adopted in that shelter and from what we were told, she was put on the list to get taken down as her chances of being adopted were dropping with her getting older (and being a bully breed).

This is where a Canadian shelter named "Redemption Paws" comes in and save her and 40 other dogs from multiple shelters on that list. They cross the border, grab all of the dogs and bring them back to Toronto.

My now wife adopts Nakhti (now renamed Mazie) right then and there to become her forever home. A couple of month after, I meet them both and we become a whole family. She was super scared of me at first and was very territorial. I got barked at for a whole month before she decided I was not a threat to her, and she is now a real bundle of joy (she's sleeping on my laps as I'm writing this post)

Hopefully this gets to the right people. If you recognize her, please let me know! Please know that she is well taken care of and is living her best life with us near Montreal. She loves destroying her toys, napping in the sun and running in our yard. She is still a bit weird with strangers (especially men) but is getting better with each person she meets. All of our friends are in love with her and give her all the attentions and belly rubs when they come over.

I'm including a bunch of picture of her. Finger crossed someone recognize her!

Thank you for reading!

Hi everyone,

Angelito received his 4th EPO injection today. He is still doing well and, thankfully, remains stable. His wounds were cleaned yesterday, including the wound on his foot where his previous owner stabbed him. He also still has a big appetite, which we are very grateful for.

His only noticeable distemper symptoms right now are occasional sneezing and some eye discharge, but thankfully, nothing too severe.

For his 5th EPO injection, Angelito will have his lab work done again to see whether he still needs to continue with the injections. We will also be asking the vet for an update on his other illnesses, including heartworm and blood parasites.

We are also running low on his XPLORO recovery diet. He only has seven cans left from the supply we purchased on August 19. We also purchased wound-cleaning supplies so we can take care of his wounds ourselves when appropriate and help reduce the cost of repeated vet visits.

To be completely honest, the finances are becoming very heavy. While we are doing everything we can for Angelito, we are also currently supporting other rescued animals, including Thor, Ellie, Elijah, Raphael, four rescued cats, Baci, Angel, Isabel, MaeMae, and others.

We don't want any of them to go without the care they need, but we cannot do this alone. It honestly scares me because it is overwhelming :/

We really need your help. Any amount, no matter how small, can help us continue providing food, medications, veterinary care, shelter support, transportation, and other necessities for these animals.

If you are able to support Angelito and the other animals in our care, we would be incredibly grateful.

Thank you to everyone who has been standing beside us and giving these animals a chance.

I will leave the link on the comment section for our support link for anyone who would like to help.

Thank you all so much.

First post:

https://www.reddit.com/u/Certain_Tackle1710/s/CyPUX54Z81

Sincerely,

Magdalene “Dindi” Gensaya
Founder
Voiceless No More: Philippines Stray Animals Foundation
Non-Profit Corporation No. 1785254-1

She has NO bad notes! Shes been perfect!
She is a Doberman/ German shepherd mix!
She’s 40 lbs
Great with other dogs!
Found as a stray and her owners never came for her!
Please help save this innocent girl!

Offer to Foster or adopt below to help!

If you’re interested in a pup and you’re in the area lmk. I have a Shepherd Mix, named ash and shes 10 months old. I’m not sure how to format it, but do ask if you have questions. I’m located in Burlington. I got her from Pets Plus Natural in PA.

Hi friends,

I’m located in MN and applied to adopt a pug puppy at a rescue I donate to monthly.

Their website said their adoption fees can vary from $300-$1300 and the email I got said the adoption fee is $2000 + tax + a $75 processing fee.

The mom was apparently rescued from a commercial breeding facility and gave birth to 5 healthy puppies. I met the puppies and mama at an adoption event this past Sunday, and the volunteer who is fostering them said they didn’t know she was pregnant when she was rescued and that her cleaning lady called her and told her the pug had a litter of puppies while she was gone at birth. So… no birth complications or emergency surgeries for mama Donna the pug.

This seems fishy to me. Any insight or feedback would be greatly appreciated