'This absolute hero and fighter has been phenomenal.'
A blind dog pulled from the sea, starving, sick and frightened is living life to the full with a specialist foster family after building strength in the care of vets and volunteers.
Days of worry, drips and little food followed but then Ash suddenly turned the corner and was well enough last week to join a foster family who specialises in looking after dogs with sight and hearing loss - and now he has transformed into an energetic dog who is full of fun and affection.Eileen Treacy from Star Rescue, said: "In mid-December Ash eating after picking up after a little visit from us but he was a very long way from being safe.
"He even went for a short walk and enjoyed the frosty grass under his toes for a few minutes and afterward he was back in isolation, still absolutely exhausted from the past week's trauma. "We just know it's all of the power from the thoughts and prayers that have pulled this dog through the last few harrowing days. The fundraising for Ash is incredible and we are overwhelmed and overjoyed that this part of this fight is less of a worry.
Belgique Dernières Nouvelles, Belgique Actualités
Similar News:Vous pouvez également lire des articles d'actualité similaires à celui-ci que nous avons collectés auprès d'autres sources d'information.
Blind BBC news reporter knocks thief off bike after phone stolenA blind BBC News correspondent has revealed he knocked a thief off his bike after his phone was stolen from his hand on Tuesday morning.
Lire la suite »
Blind BBC News correspondent Sean Dilley stops thief from stealing his phoneSean Dilley says he acted 'instinctively' after being targeted in central London early on Tuesday.
Lire la suite »
Blind BBC reporter Sean Dilley chases and sits on mugger who stole his phoneSean Dilley says he 'took a running jump and dived on the thief and knocked him off his bike and onto the floor'.
Lire la suite »
Blind admits he has 'pain in his heart' after early termination of Ajax contractDaley Blind has said he leaves Ajax with ‘pain in his heart’ and ‘tears in his eyes’ after his contract with the Eredivisie club was terminated early. The ex-Manchester Unit…
Lire la suite »
Blind BBC News correspondent Sean Dilley defeats mugger who stole his phoneSean Dilley says he acted 'instinctively' after being targeted in central London early on Tuesday.
Lire la suite »