By the look in his eyes, one can easily understand that this boy's short experience in the world of humans was a painful one; he is obviously scared and doesn't trust humans, after God knows how many days wondering the streets, all alone, hungry and exhausted, unsafe, probably crying in despair, with no response. It is always painful for us to see such young animals who have already learnt that humans are at best indifferent to their suffering. This tiny dog is one of the thousands of examples of what our indolence is causing: innocent victims who lead a life of slow degradation, weakend by hunger, external and internal parasites which robbs their bodies of the few nutrients they do manage to absorb from the little and poor food they can get occasionally, left at the mercy of the elements with no water during the extreme heat and no shelter during the winter months. Fertile dogs will perpetuate this chain of victims endlesly, until the people are so sick of the result of their own indifference, they decide to inforce a mass killing policy, which leads nowhere; in a few months, puppies such our little survivor here, will be dumped in the street by people who can't be troubled to spay/neuter their pets and the process will start all over again.

Our team offered immediate help to this dog and his new owner. He was given treatment against the intestinal worms and was helped to get rid of all the nasty ticks and fleas. His future seems bright, as the owner promised to come back for free vaccination and neuter, to make sure his new best friend will have a happy and healthy life from now on. We are pleased to be able to help yet another animal in need and we are grateful for your ongoing support for our cause.

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