Stray Dog Afraid To Walk, Remained Alone In A Corner

Recently, photos of a stray dog curled up on some stairs in Houston were spread all over the media.

The defenseless dog showed strong signs of abuse, totally malnourished and on the verge of death. A rescue group found her and decided to do what they could to save her.

The rescue group in Houston, Texas along with Resuce Dogs Rock NYC took care of the dog. Dog was transferred to a veterinary clinical center. It was necessary to put an intravenous line to hydrate her, as well as a feeding tube.

The state of the dog was very delicate. She had a strong ear infection and was full of lesions on her skin caused by scabies. A specific parasite was all over her body, which caused her to lose her fur. Her body also developed large sores that became infected due to not receiving care in time.

They decided to name her Queenie. Her rescuers were willing to recover the helpless puppy. However, Queenie did her part and step by step she improved until she was able to stand up.

It was necessary to undergo physical therapy sessions to help her regain strength in her muscles. The dog was revealing her optimism and desire to live. Day by day the sweet Queenie was recovering. She began to eat alone and move slowly.

Later, these advances made it possible to remove the feeding tube. For her rescuers it was very satisfying to see her walk. Quenie needed a lot of physiotherapy but above all, unconditional love. After a few months Quennie showed a radical change!

Nowadays she is totally different dog. The lump of bones and mange have remained in the past . Queenie has made it clear that everything is possible if you have the right help. With patience, infinite love and lively routine, she became an energetic and playful dog.

Finally she is happy with her new family, and they are happy to be able to help a dog who only deserves love after such a sad past.

Rescue groups can only continue to operate through donations. Dare to collaborate in the nearest shelter and share the note on your networks so that everyone understands that a helping hand makes a difference.