When they accidentally stepped onto a pile of filthy water, scattered with tea leaves, the foulest of all the cobblestones, their toes were nearly in tears. What unfolded in the aftermath of the victims' deaths was a restoration of the family's honor.
The experience of a pet living on the streets is consistently one of the most enriching.
Numerous stories and cases illustrate violence, not just physical violence, suggesting this may be the case.
The dog managed to escape from the dirty puddle, its tail dragging behind.
Jeevith is the protagonist of one of those episodes that can truly change the perspective we have on abandoned dogs and cats, urging us to do more to protect these creatures.
The dog was completely paralyzed; she couldn't move, and her body didn't respond.
This, in itself, is a very serious problem, but imagine how much worse the situation can become if the pet is lying motionless in a puddle of dirty water.
Helpless, dehydrated, malnourished, and sick as she was, she soon became a target for parasites and other pests.
We have omitted the video of the rescue due to its unfortunate scenes, but the afterimages will warm your heart.
Fortunately for Jeevith, a man saw the pup's condition and immediately reported her case on Facebook, drawing the attention of a local rescue called Kappa Animal Welfare in Uttar Pradesh, India.
They got going as soon as possible because judging by the state of the dog in the photos, she needed urgent help.
In a Facebook post, the rescue reported the status of the so-dreadful dog:
"We find Jeevith in a state impossible to describe without tears to tell... Half devoured by worms, motionless and waiting for the end of her. She hadn't eaten for days, and the dirty water had made her skin very sensitive. She had lost an eye to worms, and her body was riddled with holes, 22 of them."
He was just a bundle of bones, but despite his paralysis, his depression, and his weakness, he did not stop fighting.
As soon as they saw her, they knew that a simple change did not await them and that, to a large extent, the pet's life would depend on their fighting spirit, but they would not give up.
Some vermin had been responsible for causing serious injuries to the dog's body, especially in one of her eyes.
They couldn't save her little right eye, but that wouldn't stop her from getting better.
"All the vets we took her to told us to put her to sleep to end her suffering, except for Max Vets," rescuers said.
"Determined to save her, we began to care for her day and night with all our love and care. It took 4 months of sincere efforts and overwhelming love from each of us to begin your journey towards becoming the curious ball of fluff we know today."
