DOGS TUBE
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It was a cold winter day when the rescue team received a call about a dog in distress. They drove to the remote location, where they found a desolate forest covered in snow. There, they spotted a thin figure lying under a tree. It was a dog, barely alive, with patches of fur missing from his body. He was shivering and whimpering, too weak to move.
The team approached him slowly, trying not to scare him. They could see he was terrified of humans, probably because of the abuse he had endured. He growled and snapped at them, but they didn’t give up. They offered him some food and water, hoping to gain his trust.
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They learned that Ice had been living in the forest for months, after his owners had dumped him there. He had survived on scraps and rodents, but he was also infected with demodex, a parasitic mite that caused severe itching and inflammation. The only person who had shown him any kindness was a woman who lived nearby, who occasionally brought him some bread.
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The team realized that Ice needed urgent medical attention, but they also knew that catching him would be difficult. They decided to use a cage trap, baited with some meat. They waited patiently for hours, until Ice finally gave in to his hunger and entered the trap. They quickly closed the door behind him and secured him in their vehicle. They drove him to the nearest vet clinic, where he would begin his treatment.
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The Recovery
Ice was in bad shape when he arrived at the clinic. He was severely malnourished, dehydrated, and infected with worms and fleas. He also had mange, which had caused most of his fur to fall out. He was in pain and scared of everything.
The vet examined him and gave him some injections and medications. He also cleaned his wounds and applied some ointment. He told the team that Ice would need several weeks of care before he could be adopted.
The team decided to foster Ice at their shelter, where they could monitor his progress and socialize him with other dogs and people. They put him in a cozy kennel with blankets and toys. They fed him nutritious food and gave him fresh water. They also bathed him regularly and brushed his coat.
At first, Ice was very timid and aggressive. He would hide in his kennel or snap at anyone who came near him. He would also bite himself or scratch his skin until it bled. He wore a muzzle to prevent him from hurting himself or others.
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But the team didn’t give up on him. They spoke to him softly and gently, praising him for every small improvement. They played with him and petted him, showing him affection and respect. They also introduced him to other friendly dogs, who helped him learn how to socialize and play.
Slowly but surely, Ice started to change. He began to trust his caregivers and enjoy their company. He stopped biting and scratching himself and allowed them to touch him without fear. He also started to grow back his fur, which revealed his beautiful markings.
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Day by day, Ice showed signs of recovery and happiness. He gained weight and strength, becoming more energetic and curious. He learned how to walk on a leash and obey basic commands. He also discovered the joy of toys, especially squeaky ones.
As the weeks passed by, Ice transformed into a new dog. He was healthy, handsome, and confident. He had a shiny coat of fur and bright eyes. He was playful and obedient, loving and loyal.
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The Adoption
Ice was ready for his forever home. The team posted his story and photos on their website and social media platforms, hoping to find him a suitable family.
They received many inquiries from people who were touched by Ice’s story and wanted to adopt him. They screened each applicant carefully, looking for someone who could provide Ice with a safe, loving, and stimulating environment.
They finally found the perfect match: a young couple who lived in a spacious house with a fenced yard.
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The team arranged a meeting between Ice and his potential adopters. They brought him to their house and let him explore the place. Ice was curious and excited, sniffing every corner and wagging his tail. He also bonded with the couple, licking their faces and cuddling with them on the couch.
Ice left behind his past and embraced his future. He had overcome his challenges and fears, thanks to the kindness and care of his rescuers. He had also found his family, who cherished him as their own. He was no longer a wild dog, but a beloved companion. He was Ice, a story of survival and transformation.
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