Walking along the side of the road is no place for a little dog but that is exactly where they found Ferdo. He was cold, and wet, with a cardboard box found nearby. Sadly, it was easy to imagine how he got there.
Despite his fear, he allowed himself to be picked up and taken to the vet. There he cried in pain while they examined his little body which was covered in fleas and ticks. Grateful to be saved yet so sick, he seemed to know he needed help.
Tear-filled eyes gazed at the vet during his exam, and it was clear to see that he was willing to try to get well again. He looked much older than his years due to his matted fur and the filth on him. But once he was cleaned up, he transformed into an adorable puppy.
He had to stay in quarantine at the vet and it was obvious, he needed lots of tender, loving care. Which he got, along with a lot of medicine and fluids that would hopefully have him feeling better soon.
Once he did start feeling better, the little guy started to get bored and began feeling his oats. Now that he was feeling more energetic, a cute little spitfire emerged and began to protest his cone of shame and confinement in the cage.
As he continued to get better, he finally got some freedom. No more cone and a nice soft bed, Ferdo was on his road to recovery and a brand-new life where he’d never again be tossed out like trash on the side of the road.
He moved into a new home with people who loved him and were willing to care for him. With his days of pain and suffering behind him, he began settling in with his new family and was now a happy little dude.
We’re so happy that Ferdo was saved, thanks to his rescuers and his team of vets. He now has a new life to look forward to with people who will show him nothing but love. He is truly a transformed dog.
From crying in pain to being a pampered pup, Ferdo is the sweetest little survivor. He is such a cute little guy, and we wish him nothing but the best on his new journey. We hope you enjoyed his story, please feel free to share it with your friends.
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