We met this dog begging in the street. He looked at everyone with pleading and expectant eyes, but life seemed too rushed to stop.

I bathed him twice but the water was still cloudy. He was silent and sat in the bathtub with obedience. When he was taken care of, I witnessed his tears. For a dog like him, life appeared to be too hard.

A biscuit was also precious to him at the time. It’s fantastic for a stray dog with disabilities.

After washing and feeding we went to the vet. We were curious as to why he couldn’t walk.

“There were also several pets waiting to be evaluated. He was unable to sleep due to the tense environment. But at least that night, he slept in a warm bed.”

“I told him everything would be alright. But it didn’t seem to lessen his anxiety at all.”

3 days later we went back home after the exam. He could fully walk, according to the doctor. His back was being affected by an outside force. Whoever did that to a dog is hard to fathom.

“Whatever happens I would help him walk normally. It was too much for a dog to go through what he went.”

“The results after 20 days did not disappoint me. Bruno stood up and started to move. He tried to stand up and follow me, but it was hard. His back legs were still weak and uncooperative.”

Still he didn’t give up, kept following me. Such a great guy deserved good things

He was stubborn and constantly arguing with other dogs. He told to comprehend when I said that he would love his friends.

After 2 months he is getting better and better. He could stand and walk around for much longer. Although occasionally the move did not go as planned.

He didn’t require assistance to enter the field. Most importantly, he enjoyed being around and getting along with other dogs.

“I was always looking for a family to adopt Bruno. But nobody had taken him in after six months. Even then, he evolved into a typical dog.”

“He also gained weight and became a beautiful dog. He would be adopted by a number of the visiting families. However, I did mention that he was once a disabled dog. they informed us, and then bid us farewell.”