This Injured Dog Wouldn't Let Anyone Touch Him Until…. | The Dodo

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This family needed serious help after their dog ran away and was injured — watch this man save his life ❤️

We talked to Aron about how challenging this rescue was but seeing Satria’s little stomp wags made it all worth it!

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  9. For a dog to get that thin and in such bad conditions, it must have been WEEKS before its “family” asked for help. I’m not sure they were taking good care of him to begin with

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  22. Kudos to you for not judging the family and the situation as a western which is easy to do, as a westerner myself. You kept a positive attitude throughout and chose to educate the family as you saw fit, with kindness and genuine sincerity. May we all approach such situations with the same attitude. 🙏🙏

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  25. This is one, of many examples, as to why it's critical to support animal rescue centers. They do much needed life-saving work but need each viewers' help to continue. Hope & sympathy alone don't feed or pay the vet bills unfortunately, and every cent to these animals is a matter of life and deth. Plz choose life for these animals and donate, either to this shelter in the video or to one of your choice. Rescuing animals is truly a worldwide collective effort…Plz join this noble effort.

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  29. Without knowing more about the owners I don’t know how to feel about the reunion of Satria with his family. First he was very far away so how did that happen? Dogs get lost, yes but how long had he been wandering on his own? It doesn’t sound like it had been very long. Second, he was incredibly thin, with spinal column and ribs visible from the rear view. And no, that’s not normal for any breed. Finally, his tail wound isn’t likely indicative of accidental injury. It takes a great deal of force to remove a dog’s tail. An accident wouldn’t leave the pup otherwise unscathed, nor would it have been a clean cut amputation. I’ve worked in rescue a very long time and everything about this just feels wrong. Very wrong.

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