Judy was eight years old, he had gone blind and was just thrown in the trash. The dog lay there, trembling with fear and hunger, until people of kindness and compassion found him.
The dog was called to a service specializing in rescuing street animals, and volunteers immediately started helping him
Judy wasn’t just blind. She was diagnosed with a rare disease in which the eyeballs protrude from the sockets and cause severe pain in the animal. The problem could only be solved by a radical method: the complete removal of diseased eyes.
The animal coped well and recovered quickly. Judy quickly learned to live in the dark and quickly reverted to the usual behavior of a normal dog. Although at first, the stress of losing her eyesight and changing her lifestyle made her fearful of people.
The kindness and attentiveness of the volunteers did their job – now Judy is no longer afraid of people and is learning to trust others again.
A special moment was the search for new owners for Judy. A dog needs special attention, love and unrestricted care from people. It was this family that was chosen for Judy – Carol and Andrew Stoneley fell in love with the female dog at first sight, and no look could stop them.
Recently, the couple lost their pet, who had lived with them for 14 years, and felt the need to take care of this new animal. They immediately took Judy from the shelter to her new home.
