In the wilderness, a dog caught in a trap struggles desperately, whimpering in agony. Two men come together to assist it. Its legs are bloodied, appearing gravely injured, possibly lost or abandoned in the wild. They lift it, and it seems unable to stand.
The men notice its hind legs are abnormal, hindering its mobility. The wounds continue to bleed, causing concern. Despite its plight, the dog is comforted by the patient reassurance of the men until it ceases its distress calls.
With no clarity on its origin, they pick it up, noticing its inability to stand properly. Concerned about its injuries, they decide to take it home. Thankfully, the video only shows superficial skin damage, no bone injuries.
To prevent infection, they clean the wounds, disinfecting them thoroughly. The dog, thirsty and hungry, eagerly drinks water and devours some food, indicating prior starvation.
Clearly traumatized, it mostly stays in its small den, venturing out only for necessities. Days pass, and it’s evident the dog exhibits aggressive behavior. It wasn’t detected during the initial examination. The incubation period for such diseases surprises.
Infecting other dogs at home, they rush it to the hospital for treatment. Hope remains for this psychologically distressed and disabled dog. Despite suggestions to abandon it, the man chooses to rescue it, refusing to let it be forsaken again.
He vows to care for these dogs, hoping for their swift recovery. In just five days, DuoDuo shows considerable improvement, although remaining timid. It refuses to dine with other dogs, eating only after they finish.
DuoDuo, the rescued dog, gradually adjusts to its new life, eagerly responding to its name. It becomes affectionate, relishing specially prepared meals. Over time, its demeanor improves significantly, displaying excitement during meal times.
Perhaps it was an accident that led to its abandonment and wandering. After treatment, its temperament improves, becoming more lively. Though its hind legs gain strength, most muscles remain atrophied. Can it fully recover?
Supplementing its diet with chicken bones, it gains weight, improving both physically and mentally. Its caretaking becomes routine, integrating into daily life seamlessly.
Regular massages on its hind legs aim to stimulate nerves, hoping DuoDuo can walk normally someday. Perhaps it had prior training, understanding basic commands.
No one searches for it since its return, indicating its owner truly abandoned it. In reality, the dog desires little, seeking only companionship and sustenance. It will be loyal to you; all animals deserve the right to survive.
If you choose to adopt, it’s your responsibility to see it through. Don’t discard or harm them. Provide them shelter, and may they find happiness. Wishing DuoDuo a speedy recovery!