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Damn impressed w/ my son Nicholas Mcchesney! His work ethic & commitment to his C/G\OL craft is 2nd to none! Nick has overcome so much since WK 0 last yr when he suffered a catastrophic knee injury! Talk about coming back better & stronger than ever! KEEP WORKING BOG... show more

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Zach Sage Fox

55,975 次观看 • 11 个月前

A few weeks ago Tina from Galgos del Sol got in touch to ask if we could offer back-up sanctuary space to a poor disabled boy who was in the pererra. She couldn’t bear to leave him there and promised to sort his medical needs, but couldn’t be sure he would be rehomeable. On seeing his walk to freedom we said yes. They called him Chaplin. A brave young boy who has been so let down by humans, his deformities are down to being kept in the dark and a poor diet, similar to children getting rickets. His life changed overnight when he arrived at their shelter and he has since had the best possible care, seen the best vets in Spain, had an operation to have one leg straightened and got stronger by the day. But his healthcare is a longterm plan and that is why Tina felt he needed sanctuary space, at least for now. Chaplin arrives with us tomorrow and we just can’t wait to meet him. A woman after Em’s heart Tina does so much for the pound dogs in Spain who live in terrible conditions, often with their medical needs left untreated. We are proud to be working along side Galgos del Sol and Chaplin has a bright future thanks to two rescues working together 💜

A few weeks ago Tina from Galgos del Sol got in touch to ask if we could offer back-up sanctuary space to a poor disabled boy who was in the pererra. She couldn’t bear to leave him there and promised to sort his medical needs, but couldn’t be sure he would be rehomeable. On seeing his walk to freedom we said yes. They called him Chaplin. A brave young boy who has been so let down by humans, his deformities are down to being kept in the dark and a poor diet, similar to children getting rickets. His life changed overnight when he arrived at their shelter and he has since had the best possible care, seen the best vets in Spain, had an operation to have one leg straightened and got stronger by the day. But his healthcare is a longterm plan and that is why Tina felt he needed sanctuary space, at least for now. Chaplin arrives with us tomorrow and we just can’t wait to meet him. A woman after Em’s heart Tina does so much for the pound dogs in Spain who live in terrible conditions, often with their medical needs left untreated. We are proud to be working along side Galgos del Sol and Chaplin has a bright future thanks to two rescues working together 💜

Dogs 4 Rescue

68,240 次观看 • 2 年前