A puppy who had fallen into hot tar and got paralyzed from head to toe was lying on the road just waiting for its death to come. Some people passed by the pooch, but as the tar made the doggie unrecognizable, the puppy was ignored, until one kind-hearted person heard the dog’s cry for help. The savior immediately phoned India’s Animal Aid Unlimited and help was on its way!
When the volunteers got to the scene they were completely shocked to find the dog in such a bad condition. “We could see his eyes darting back and forth in a panic, but otherwise he couldn’t move a muscle,” spokesperson for the animal rescue, Claire Abrams told told BBC. But, with hard-work and dedication, after scrubbing the dog with vegetable oil for 3 hours, the tar was finally removed. Everyone was happy to see the pooch emerge from what was essentially a pile of black muck.
“We were waiting for him to completely recover before going public with his story,” Abrams said. “We have now released him back into the community.”
A dog got caught in a puddle of hot glue. He was stuck on the ground because it completely swallowed his body.
He must be afraid of his own thoughts. Thankfully, someone spotted him and phoned India’s Animal Aid Unlimited, who quickly came to the rescue.
A dog got caught in a puddle of hot glue. He was stuck on the ground because it completely swallowed his body.
He must be afraid of his own thoughts. Thankfully, someone spotted him and phoned India’s Animal Aid Unlimited, who quickly came to the rescue.
It took her about three hours to massage the dog’s coat, but in the end they were able to restore the dog’s beauty. Just waiting for your eyes to peel off for a decent man. Once again, the volunteers of Animal Aid Unlimited did an excellent job.
It took her about three hours to massage the dog’s coat, but in the end they were able to restore the dog’s beauty. Just waiting for your eyes to peel off for a decent man. Once again, the volunteers of Animal Aid Unlimited did an excellent job.
“We think he may have gone inside the drum to get warm during the night, and that her own body heat started to melt the tar which she then sank into and was unable to free herself from,” the organization explained.
“When we found her she was no longer struggling and seemed to have completely given up all hope.”
But no one was about to give up hope on the dog, who they decided to name Asha, which means just that in Hindi — Hope.
They carried the barrel with the dog inside to a safer location.
They decided they would have to carry her as is, in the barrel, to their premises and continue to work on her from there.
Once there, they began to patiently loosen the hot tar from the dog’s fur using vegetable oil. After relentless efforts by a huge number of kind humans, it was finally possible to remove Asha from the barrel!
