Early one morning, a dog was found in a distressing state, tied up with a rope so short she couldn’t lie down. The look in her eyes was unforgettable, leaving me in tears.
Nearby, there was a trash bag filled with leftovers intentionally left for her. The poor dog was painfully thin, little more than skin and bones.
After rescuing her, we took her to the vet for tests. She was almost silent, and it was clear she was in bad shape. The dog was severely malnourished with alarmingly low red blood cell counts and was suffering from parasites and fungal infections.
To make matters worse, she was diagnosed with early-stage Transmissible Venereal Tumor (TVT), a type of malignant cancer that develops from skin tissue cells. The news was devastating, with no words to express the pain it caused.
But there was hope. With each passing day, her condition started to improve. She gained weight, and being around her brought a sense of happiness. Lisa, as we came to call her, showed significant improvement in her red blood cell levels.
Early detection of TVT made treatment effective, and the medication worked wonders. Her recovery journey was showing promising results, and there was hope for her future.
Lisa passed her final examination with flying colors and was well on her way to recovery. She was scheduled to be discharged the next day.
After a month, Lisa had undergone a remarkable transformation. She turned into a beautiful, happy girl, with eyes that no longer held the sadness they once did. She constantly fills my days with positive energy.
Today, Lisa lives life to the fullest, embracing every moment. Her story is a testament to resilience and the power of love and care.
