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Rescuers took a dog off the streets to give him a dignified death, but he chose to live instead

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When this black dogs photo first appeared on social media, many people did not believe it was real. The dog named Billy was so skeletal and frail that people claimed it was fake.

When dog rescuer Valia Orfanidou first saw Billys photo on a Facebook post she was deeply affected by what she saw. It looked like a scene from a horror movie. If youre involved in Animal Welfare in Greece you see too much suffering every day, but that photo really broke my heart, she said. I had no idea what I was in for when I said get him here and Ill foster him.

Two volunteers traveled to get him and Billy went to the vet that very same day. When we took him out of his box the sight of his suffering body and his absolute terror were so petrifying that we couldnt even cry. We were pretty sure that we had taken him off the streets just to offer him the chance of a dignified death and that the vet would advise that we put him to sleep. But he didnt. He examined him, took blood samples and send us home.

What Valia describes next is Billys journey from the broken creature she met to a gorgeous, trusting and loving dog. Billys transformation is nothing short of astonishing.

Awesome thanks for sharing! Much nicer than reading the other thread about running over a dog and leaving it for dead.Cheers

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