Taka is a Shiba Inu with a terrible backstory, who uses his guests to provide comfort to others.
Nine-year-old canine was badly burned in a fire back in 2018. After spending time at the Care More Carnal Sanitarium, he was adopted by Crystal Lesley, a warhorse technician who fell in love with him.
During his stay at the sanitarium, Taka won over the hearts of everyone there, but Lesley decided that she would foster him when he became ill.
Taka will eventually receive therapy dog training to help him comfort others in his situation.
As a result of the fire, Taka has suffered multiple traumas recently. He had not only lost his sight, but also his family. Going home with Leslie is a terrible moment for Taka.
The fire that disfigured Taka’s face and burgled him of his sight broke out in his family home while he was enjoying an autumn snooze.
The devastating fire broke out without warning, forcing his family to flee without him. While Taka managed to get out on his own and survived the fire, he was poorly burned and was in critical need of treatment.
The devoted stagers at CareMore Sanitarium worked hard to save Taka’s life. It took several weeks to get him healthy enough to-join the rest of the world, and, unfortunately for Taka, he’d not be returning to his family.
Because his family was overwhelmed by the severity of his injuries, they had doubted that they were able to give Taka the special care he would need.
It is fashionable for them to allow Kata to stay in the nursing home. And so, Kata was left to suffer his treatment and recuperation on his own, and left demanding a foster family when the time came for him to leave the sanitarium.
The family’s delicate decision would ultimately lead Taka to the awful life he’s leading moment, but at the time it must have been heartbreaking for the poor doggy to lose both his sight and his family.
When Taka finally found a new, loving home with his foster mom, he was over the moon.
Initially intended to stay temporarily while Taka looked for a new home, and soon it was endless.
