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Thai dog who lost half her face finds forever home in New Jersey

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Thai dog who lost half her face finds forever home in New Jersey

By Coconuts Bangkok

 

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Screenshot of Teresa from 6ABC video.

 

After almost getting butchered for her meat, former stray dog Teresa was sent from Thailand to a loving owner in New Jersey in January.

 

The two-year-old mixed breed pup became disfigured after a man used a machete to try and kill her for food. Fortunately for Teresa, he wasn’t much of a swordsman, and she survived — but just barely.

 

The horrible incident left Teresa without a nose and missing most of her top jaw as well.

 

Full Story: https://coconuts.co/bangkok/news/thai-dog-lost-half-face-finds-forever-home-new-jersey/

 
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-- © Copyright Coconuts Bangkok 2017-3-20

I'm a soft bastard at times, (never was much of a lean mean steely eyed killer) but this story has brought a smile to my lips.

Dog meat eaters always behave like dogs. I understand why some people only settle their problems with guns .

I love dogs and I know what I'm about to say might sound cold, but with that much of her mouth missing and no nose, I think it would have been better (for the dog) had she been put to sleep after the attack. 

But, nice to see somebody adopted her. 

 

Edited by djayz

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