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Rescuing and Rehabilitating a Paralyzed Street Dog

In the heart of Tiruppur, we received an urgent call about a canine in desperate need of help. This innocent soul had suffered a severe accident that left him paralyzed, dragging his back legs across the streets. The poor dog was also covered in deep, painful wounds and clearly struggling to survive.

The call to action came swiftly. Upon hearing about the canine’s plight, we immediately rushed to the location. It was a heartbreaking sight—this brave dog, despite the odds, was fighting to stay alive. We knew that without immediate intervention, his condition could worsen.


Once at the scene, we gently rescued the canine and transported him to our shelter hospital at TMT, Tiruppur. Our experienced veterinarian conducted a thorough examination and confirmed our fears: the dog was completely paralyzed. However, the vet also gave us hope, noting that with supportive treatment, we could stabilize his condition and improve his quality of life.

Without delay, we began his treatment. His wounds were carefully cleaned, and essential medicines and injections were administered. We provided a safe, quiet space for him to rest and heal under close observation.


While the road to recovery will be long and challenging, we are committed to giving this resilient canine the best chance at a happy, healthy life. Our team will continue to provide him with the care and support he needs, with the hope that he will one day regain some mobility and live free from pain.


As we work tirelessly to nurse this canine back to health, we ask for your thoughts and prayers. Every act of kindness, every prayer, can make a difference in his journey. We also invite you to support our mission at Friends of Animals, Tiruppur, where we strive to rescue and rehabilitate animals in need.


Together, we can give this courageous dog—and many others like him—a second chance at life.

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