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Arriving at the Rescue!

Many of the dogs that arrive at our Rescue come to us in a filthy and stinking state.  The breed of animal is often unrecognisable with the matted fur often being home to fleas, insects, twigs and other dead and decaying matter. Once this stinking matted fur is removed, what is hidden underneath  is often a dog with other health issues due to neglect and abuse.

The matted fur can also conceal large ulcerated areas of skin, often infested with maggots.  We have also discovered collars that have become imbedded within the skin of the poor dog, and surgical removal is required.

We have cared for animals who have had horrendous burns, often from hot oil inflicted upon them by humans. 

Cigarette burns to the face and genital areas is commonly seen on the poor creatures who arrive at our rescue needing our help.

Many of the animals we take have been at the mercy of heartless humans and arrive with injuries that are horrendous.

Below are the photographs showing the condition that
some poor dogs arrive at the rescue.

 

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