Lizzie is home after a horrendous accident and failed adoption

A community dog feeder from Pune rescued a two-month-old puppy who had been hit by a car. She was badly injured and her hind leg was completely deformed. He was surprised to see that such a tiny pup had survived the horrendous accident and was fighting for her life!

After assessing her condition, he knew it wasnโ€™t safe for her to be left on the streets so he took her home. A veterinary doctor recommended some medication for her speedy recovery, but informed him that the poor pup would be left with a permanent limp due to the injured leg. She was healthy enough to be given for adoption, so the rescuer circulated posts across social media and among his friendsโ€™ circles. However, there were no takers for a โ€œdamaged stray dog.โ€

Lizzie, due to her failed adoption and condition was surrendered to VOSD under the special needs dog category. Since she had nowhere else to go and couldnโ€™t be left back on the streets she found here forever home at VOSD Sanctuary. Sheโ€™s a firecracker of energy and instantly took to living at our sanctuary. As per standard protocol, we thoroughly checked her for ticks & fleas, groomed her and trimmed her nailsโ€ฆ she sat through it all like the good girl! The 3-month-old will now live at the VOSD Sanctuary & Hospital for the rest of her life, and will be provided all the care & comfort she needs.

Special needs stray dogs find it difficult to survive independently on the streets because finding food, water, shelter and safety becomes a challenge. Once surrendered to VOSD, all their needs are met to ensure the best quality of life possible. To help us protect vulnerable dogs like Lizzie & hundreds of other special needs dogs residing at the VOSD Sanctuary & Hospital, please donate INR 5,000 (~$64) one-time or regularly for their food and medical expenses: https://vosd.in/active-campaigns/monthly-expenses/.

If you have any special needs dogs who cannot survive on the road any more, you can surrender them to the VOSD Sanctuary & Hospital. For more information you can write to us at info@vosd.in

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The Voice of Stray Dogs or VOSD is the 10-year-old non-profit that is already the worldโ€™s largest no-kill dog sanctuary and hospital. With ~10,000+ rescues, 300,000+ free treatments given to dogs, 900+ resident dogs, we have experience caring for dogs in every kind of distress.