Today we are going to share with you a touching story about two poor little blind dogs eating grass to survive. They were found wandering the yard of an old garage. According to neighbors, these puppies have never been seen in the village before. They were probably thrown there by their previous owner.
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When the rescue team received a message from residents living near the garage, they immediately set out to rescue the two puppies. When they arrived, they found that there was no food or water nearby. The cubs chewed the grass, looking very hungry. Unfortunately, the two poor puppies were blind.
The staff quickly returned to the car to take the food they had brought with them. They approached the poor animals and found them very weak. They devoured food.
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After filling their small bellies, the two girls were taken to a vet for a quick checkup. They called them Sasha and Dasha. The vet diagnosed them with congenital blindness after the examination.
The two have no eye lenses which means that they can’t see anything. At that time, they were so small and weren’t fully developed. They must wait until 6-7 months old that doctors could do artificial lens surgery on them. However, the surgery doesn’t guarantee 100% percent of recovering their eyesight. This is still a good chance for the two girls to try.
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After a medical examination, Sasha and Dasha were brought home with one of the rescuers. From now on they have a sheltered home, they have someone to take care of them and they will never let them starve again.
The two girls quickly became acquainted with the new environment. They loved to bathe and play with Christmas tree balls. What they couldn’t see couldn’t stop the two naughty girls from having fun and exploring the world around them. In their new home, Sasha and Dasha befriend Mia, who is also adopted from the rescue of Love Furry Friends.
We hope there is a fewer abandoned animal out there and the owner should take the responsibility when adopting any animal.
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