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Rescuing Moka: From Darkness to Hope

On June 11th, my heart broke when we rescued Moka, a puppy found in dire conditions at a shuttered puppy mill.

Abandoned by those who exploited them, Moka and other dogs were left to fend for themselves, hungry and desperate. Recognizing their vulnerability, we swiftly took them in, understanding the urgency of their situation.

Though the authorities managed to rescue the dogs, the trauma they endured was profound. We immediately brought them to our veterinarian for critical care and treatment, hopeful they would overcome their circumstances.

Among the rescued dogs, Moka was particularly fragile. Alongside two other puppies, he required special attention due to his weakened state.

Moka’s condition was so severe that he needed oxygen and a blood transfusion at an emergency care facility. Despite the odds, we remained hopeful for his recovery.

The following day, further blood tests revealed Moka’s malnourishment and skin issues, making him look skeletal.

His traumatic past left him fearful of people, a stark contrast to the other puppies, who began recovering and eventually finding new homes or shelters.

Moka, along with two other puppies, stayed with us. While the others were adopted, Moka’s frailty made him less appealing to potential adopters. We felt a deep commitment to his well-being, promising to provide him with the best care possible.

Over the next week, small signs of improvement began to emerge. Moka’s appetite returned, and he started eating on his own.

We ensured he got plenty of sunlight, which bolstered his immune system, and continued his medical care. Medicated baths helped treat his skin condition.

By day 15, Moka had made remarkable progress. He was eating more substantial food independently, adapted to his treatment routine, and his behavior had improved significantly.

We were confident that with continued care, Moka would become the ideal pet, exemplifying the resilience of animals when given love and attention.

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