Having a pet it’s about giving him love and all the attention he deserves, writes androdass
We only need to hear stories of animal solidarity and love to realize that we can all work together to bring about the change we want to see.
Fortunately, thanks to the efforts of activists, organizations and rescue organizations, the lives of many cute animals have undergone earth-shaking changes. Above all, animal lovers raise their voices in support of all those that suffer at the hands of unscrupulous people.
The rescue was made feasible by the nets’ pressure and the assistance of the Colombian National Police. This time, we’ll recount the story of a furry child who was able to escape the horrors he was living in thanks to the community’s numerous complaints.
“Thanks to Juan Sebastian Vidal and everyone who helped with the rescue of this 14-year-old child, he is already being moved to our headquarters, where we will do everything we can to fill him with love.”
When he arrived at the veterinary clinic, they gave him a diagnosis. Unfortunately, his malnutrition is serious, and he will have to go through a lengthy treatment before he can find a new home.
The Foundation said in a recent update:
“Dr. Claudia Paris examined Paul at the Happy Pet Veterinary Clinic. He was carefully checked out, and tests were performed, the results of which I have included. Paul suffers from acute malnutrition, anemia, and hypoalbuminemia. All of this is the result of poor diet and neglect. He is now at the Foundation, where he will remain for as long as necessary to complete his rehabilitation.”
It’s only a matter of time before Paul is fully recovered. We are confident that you will overcome this challenge and have plenty of strength and love to share to those who want to give you a new and better life. Thank you so much to everyone who has spoken out. Keeping a pet is more than just keeping him around; it also requires giving him love and attention.
Help us spread the word about this story and create an echo to continue fighting for all vulnerable animals. Let us be the voice for those who lack one.
