A Blind Dachshund’s Heartbreaking situation at an animal shelter in California led to an extraordinary ending. A blind, 18-year-old Dachshund name Muneca, was abandoned at the Baldwin Park Animal Care Center in Los Angeles. Abused and left to die, she was in bad shape.
No one knew for sure the trauma she’d been through, or how much she had suffered. Fortunately, a brave volunteer changed everything when she decided to get up close and personal with the dog.
Elaine Seamans approached Muneca with caution, not knowing what to expect. When Mucena jumped into her arms and wouldn’t leave, Seamans knew the sausage dog wasn’t a threat. The doxie was alone, in despair and needed love.
Amazingly, a photography student passed by at just the right time and snapped up an amazing set of images revealing the moments between Muceca and Seamans.
John Hwang wanted to capture the essence of the connection between the doxie and the human. His photographs of them went viral, and the word was out: Mucena needed a home.
Thankfully, a rescue group saw the photos and rushed into action. Frosted Faces Foundation immediately went and took the Dachshund. Eventually, Mucena was placed in a home!
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80% of Dogs Develop Arthritis or Joint Pain by 7 Years old – Here’s How to Protect Them
Most of us train our dogs when they are puppies to jump up on furniture. We think it’s harmless (and easier than always lifting them), but for dogs, couches and beds are very high compared to the size of their bodies.
Every time they jump it compresses their back and applies enormous force to their joints.
It’s no wonder that an incredible 80% of dogs experience arthritis or joint pain by only 7 years old.
Luckily, there is a vet-recommended solution.
It’s the PawRamp by Alpha Paw. An adjustable ramp that allows dogs to safely get on and off couches and beds. PawRamp makes joining you in bed or on the couch effortless and fun.
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