Woman Finds A Stray Dog Trapped In A Wire Bed Frame, It Takes Him 4 Months To Make A Full Recovery
Heartwarming stories are all around us. They are what inspire us, move us, and most importantly make us feel alive. When we read stories about acts of kindness or good deeds, we are inspired to become a better version of ourselves and show kindness to others to make the world a better place. This is one of those heartbreaking but inspiring stories when good wins and a mixture of compassion and empathy creates a miracle that saves the precious life of another.
It all started on October 12th, 2018, when Kylina Turner was doing a property inspection for work. She spotted a small bundle of fur in the backyard that turned out to be a little puppy!
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“I thought he was a stuffed animal,” Turner told The Dodo. “He was completely frozen still, staring at me. I figured I should check just in case, and as I walked up to him his ear twitched.”
“I was completely shocked that this was an animal,” Turner added, “let alone a living one.” The poor puppy couldn’t move as his legs were stuck in a wire bed frame, he didn’t have water or food and had a bad sunburn from sitting under direct sunlight.
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As she found out later, the tenant had found him wandering around and decided to bring him into his backyard. He called animal control to get him, however, 2 days later they didn’t come and the poor thing was ‘too gross to touch’ so the tenant just left him. Turner carefully untangled him, put him in the car and brought him to the closest vet as she wasn’t sure whether or not he would be able to endure a 20-minute ride to the nearest animal shelter.
“He wasn’t scared of me and didn’t make a sound,” Turner said. “He just watched what I was doing with a blank look in his eyes. I think he knew I was going to help him.”
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When Turner arrived, the vet team made sure he was stable and checked him. A checkup revealed that the puppy was malnourished, sunburned and dehydrated, and had a horrible case of mange. “The vet techs told me they would keep him there and pool their money to pay for his recovery,” Turner said. “That night I started a GoFundMe for Caro.”
Image credits: Kylina Turner
On the day he came in he weighed 18 pounds, an estimated 6 months old German Shepherd should weight about 50. Over the coming weeks, the worried Turner visited the dog every day and found herself growing attached to him. “During the week Caro was at the vet, I visited and checked on him daily,” Turner said. “The techs were always very excited about the littlest things — ‘He lifted his head up today’, ‘He walked to the other side of his kennel today’, ‘He was able to eat solid food today’. It was heartbreaking.”
Image credits: Kylina Turner
Once Caro left the vet she decided to adopt him, giving her 7-year-old dog, Casey, a good companion. The first weeks weren’t easy as Turner had to give Caro medicated baths to treat his mange and feed him smalls meals four times a day in order to help him put on some weight.
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Luckily, hard work paid off and Caro gained more weight and his thick brown and black fur began to grow in.
Image credits: Kylina Turner
Image credits: Kylina Turner
Now Caro weights 50 pounds, doesn’t have any health issues and looks like a healthy German Shepherd!
Image credits: Kylina Turner
Image credits: Kylina Turner
Image credits: Kylina Turner
“He has the best disposition of any dog I’ve ever owned or met,” Turner said.
Image credits: Kylina Turner
Image credits: Kylina Turner
“He’s the most trusting dog and loves people including children… he is a submissive little baby who never barks despite being a ‘scary’ German Shepherd.”
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How can a LIVE animal - a puppy, be "too gross to touch" to the point where someone would just leave it to die?? Ok - the neighbour had called animal services, but they should have ensured it was safe in the meantime and followed it up asap. Beautiful dog, thank you for luckily being able to rescue him before it was too late.
Amazing. My sis did the exact same thing but she found a pit bull trapped in fencing. It is now the coolest dog.
Thank you to those wonderful vets who pooled their money to save his life! (and, of course, the women who saved him!)
He's only ten months old, so he's still got some growing to do, but he was deprived of food at a really crucial age. He'll probably never be a really big dog. The fact that he trusts people is astounding - but maybe not. For months he had to know that the only way to stay alive was to trust his caregivers.
People who takes care of dogs have special place in heaven and who leave them to suffer have a excellent spot in hell. Just specifically designed for them.
Nice to see that you recovered from that horrible life Caro and you could have my teddy.Take care, Fonzie. Fonzie-Bul...ea-png.jpg 
A story like this, a sad, but happy one fills my heart with joy, knowing great people are out there, to see the remarkable improvement with your loving care, God bless you !!!
Kylina you are amaxing. Tha k you for checking on him and not just walking by. Thank you for taking it into your hands to make sure he was taken care of. Youre amazing and Caro is so precious. Thank you to the vet techs who supported him during his recovery as well as pooling money together so hed get good care. So beautiful
I bet anything you’re an idiot. Oh, wait. I already know that. 😉
Load More Replies... How can a LIVE animal - a puppy, be "too gross to touch" to the point where someone would just leave it to die?? Ok - the neighbour had called animal services, but they should have ensured it was safe in the meantime and followed it up asap. Beautiful dog, thank you for luckily being able to rescue him before it was too late.
Amazing. My sis did the exact same thing but she found a pit bull trapped in fencing. It is now the coolest dog.
Thank you to those wonderful vets who pooled their money to save his life! (and, of course, the women who saved him!)
He's only ten months old, so he's still got some growing to do, but he was deprived of food at a really crucial age. He'll probably never be a really big dog. The fact that he trusts people is astounding - but maybe not. For months he had to know that the only way to stay alive was to trust his caregivers.
People who takes care of dogs have special place in heaven and who leave them to suffer have a excellent spot in hell. Just specifically designed for them.
Nice to see that you recovered from that horrible life Caro and you could have my teddy.Take care, Fonzie. Fonzie-Bul...ea-png.jpg
A story like this, a sad, but happy one fills my heart with joy, knowing great people are out there, to see the remarkable improvement with your loving care, God bless you !!!
Kylina you are amaxing. Tha k you for checking on him and not just walking by. Thank you for taking it into your hands to make sure he was taken care of. Youre amazing and Caro is so precious. Thank you to the vet techs who supported him during his recovery as well as pooling money together so hed get good care. So beautiful
I bet anything you’re an idiot. Oh, wait. I already know that. 😉
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