It is difficult to assimilate that many creatures that come into the world face suffering at an early age. On this occasion, the story of a fluffy girl touched us because she was not even a year old and had to suffer so much.

This mestiza was found in the trash with signs of serious abuse. In addition to the wounds, his emaciated body was invaded by fleas and ticks and he also suffered from skin problems.

But this is not all, as the poor puppy is less than a year old with intestinal infections, anemia and dehydration.

Howl Of A Dog volunteers were the ones who rescued her and have continued to care for her since that first day.

When she got to the vet clinic, poor Mina cried a lot. This dog is sick not only physically but also mentally. This creature is afraid that any man will hurt her again.

The dog was treated immediately and given a serum to keep him hydrated and alive. His condition was delicate and everyone feared that he wouldn’t be able to stand it even that first night.

But it turned out that the little girl was quite brave and not only did she get through that first night, but now she is stronger. After regaining some strength, the pup was started on a nutrient diet and given a chemical bath to begin treating her infections.

After treating her physical injuries, her caretakers also decided to heal her heart from all the mistreatment she had received. Little by little they gained Mina’s trust and she became a healthy and confident girl.

After months of treatment, the puppy that was about to die was able to run freely and happily.

In addition to that, he entered an adoption program from which he managed to make those who are now his family fall in love.

The fluffy girl not only left her past behind, but now she has loving human parents and the company of a dog sister with whom she has a lot of fun. Mina’s life will end the day she is saved or if she survives, her future will be even more turbulent.

No creature deserves to suffer so much and so little while young, share this rescue story to show your friends that helping makes a difference.