How ANY one can let any animal get in this state, then jsut dump them.

This makes me so upset and angry

http://manytearsrescue.webs.com/dogslookingforhomes.htm

I can.t watvh it I am in tears while I was readimg it out to a friend on the phone, will hace abother look later on I think it was because I was reading out loud. and looking at the pictures.

Folks that do this do not qualify as members of the human race in my opinion

Lets hope that one day these 2 poor little mites will look as beautiful and be as happy as the lovely dogs on your avatar mandymoo!

that is just too disgusting for words.. why do people do that to animals. i'm glad they are now getting care and hope pity pulls through

May they roast in hell! Please God these poor little loves are well soon :hugs 2:

Thank God for good people finding and caring for these poor abused sweethearts. How they can get to this awful stage and be callously dumped like garbage is just beyond belief. May karma visit them in spades!!!

Just looked on many tears ..isnt it heartbreaking..

B******s ...... There the lowest of the low scumbags, and may they ROT IN HELL!

Give me 10 mins with the person/persons concerned and I swear i will make them bloody suffer.....

I will say a prayer for Pity and Mercy .....

It seems they are responding to treatment but it will be a long haul for them and the staff .. they make it and get a lovely new home .. but that I feel will be many months away

Up for them



27-01-11 MERCY UPDATE
Mercy is such a sweet darling. She is feeling so much better, she is less itchy and is tucking into more food and drinking her water. She is thoroughly enjoying the comfort of her bed and you often find her snuggled up in her blankets.  Now it is just a matter of time and love to help her.  
27-01-11 PITY UPDATE
This might not look good to you but it's marvellous to us.  Everyone who saw this girl laying in the road truthfully thought she was going to die. She is truly amazing.  She is eating and drinking and today we have concentrated on making her comfortable. We still can not bath her as she is still in shock but we have shaved the solid matt's from around her feet when we did this puss eased from her nail beds, they were so swollen. Tonight she is laid on her heated mat with a lovely warm coat on but still please say a little prayer for her.


Fingers crossed for them x

Bless the poor things!! Thoughts and prayers that they get well and find happiness. Xx

OMG! I have just sobbed whilst reading this.
This kind of behaviour beggars belief.
Best of luck little ones.
Off to give my two boys a big hug and lots of Yorkie kisses XXX

I was reading a post by a lady who breeds Cavaliers - a responsible breeder. She mentioned a little dog she had that had been bought by a couple who seemed to be good people. However, they had the dog spayed far too young and the shock to the dogs system, and consequent medication, resulted in this type of mange. She got very worried when she talked to them on the phone and in the end she got in the car and drove a few 100 miles to get the dog back from them. When she got there she found it virtually comatose in exactly the same state that Pity is in. They'd only had the dog a couple of months. She gave them their money back, paid their £500 outstanding vets bills and took the dog home and treated it with Dermacton. You can see the results here.

http://www.aromesse.com/skin-problem/petnat-equinat-healthcare-treatment-photos.html (Ebony)

The 'before' pictures are actually taken after 3 weeks of treatment.

I just hope it's not too late for Mercy and Pity and they can have the same results.

ElizabethM wrote:I was reading a post by a lady who breeds Cavaliers - a responsible breeder. She mentioned a little dog she had that had been bought by a couple who seemed to be good people. However, they had the dog spayed far too young and the shock to the dogs system, and consequent medication, resulted in this type of mange. She got very worried when she talked to them on the phone and in the end she got in the car and drove a few 100 miles to get the dog back from them. When she got there she found it virtually comatose in exactly the same state that Pity is in. They'd only had the dog a couple of months. She gave them their money back, paid their £500 outstanding vets bills and took the dog home and treated it with Dermacton. You can see the results here.

http://www.aromesse.com/skin-problem/petnat-equinat-healthcare-treatment-photos.html (Ebony)

The 'before' pictures are actually taken after 3 weeks of treatment.

I just hope it's not too late for Mercy and Pity and they can have the same results.

Gosh Liz those photos are awful I'm so glad she's safe now and back where she belongs. Do you know what age they got the pup spayed? My vet told me to spay Maisy at six months, before her season, and after talking with Sue we choose to wait (she's booked in for easter). My friend was also told to book her pup in at six months and after I relayed my conversation with Sue, she choose to wait too. Sorry Liz, thats a really long winded way of saying is six months too soon?

I shall pray for those babies. 2011 in Britain, dog loving Britain? No words can describe how I feel...poor little darlings.

Do not have my Tessy to cuddle - gone for her rabbit to compose myself - what B******s could do this to these beauties. Prayers, hugs, and tears.

Just shows what a few weeks of love can do, watched this just now in work and cant stop crying.

How much better do they look


http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xgxb3h_pity-and-mercy-002_animals

That is wonderful to see. They seem so happy It's a great change in such a short time gold stars for all those that helped.

I also wonder if the other dogs are used to the child throwing its food around;)

That really warms the heart!

What little fighters eh? Thanks for updating us mandymoo, it's wonderful to see their progress

Thank you Mandymoo for posting this update!! So good to see them improving with a bit of love and care xx

WOW ....that was so nice to see them like that mandymoo1 for that video...

Oh thanks for the thanks but none of this is down to me lol

I just look at the many tears web site everyday, was such a joy to see them looking soooo much better.

I dont know who runs the many tears rescue but seeing that must make what they do so much worthwhile. and anyone who works at a rescue x

What a fantastic ending to an absolutely horrific story. Amazing and thank you Many Tears.

There are a couple of updated photos of Mercy and Pity on many tears, they are looking sooo much better now

Well what can I say??.......... There is just no logic to how some peoples brain (or lack of) work. I am absolutely amazed that these two doggies lived. There was defiantly an angel there somewhere (apart from the human one that literally brought these two back to life.) Really don’t know how Pity pulled through…… Sometimes I think I can’t be shocked anymore and then I see something like this. Speechless really……. Just very grateful for the wonderful people that pulled them through. x

helen01 wrote:

ElizabethM wrote:I was reading a post by a lady who breeds Cavaliers - a responsible breeder. She mentioned a little dog she had that had been bought by a couple who seemed to be good people. However, they had the dog spayed far too young and the shock to the dogs system, and consequent medication, resulted in this type of mange. She got very worried when she talked to them on the phone and in the end she got in the car and drove a few 100 miles to get the dog back from them. When she got there she found it virtually comatose in exactly the same state that Pity is in. They'd only had the dog a couple of months. She gave them their money back, paid their £500 outstanding vets bills and took the dog home and treated it with Dermacton. You can see the results here.

http://www.aromesse.com/skin-problem/petnat-equinat-healthcare-treatment-photos.html (Ebony)

The 'before' pictures are actually taken after 3 weeks of treatment.

I just hope it's not too late for Mercy and Pity and they can have the same results.

Gosh Liz those photos are awful I'm so glad she's safe now and back where she belongs. Do you know what age they got the pup spayed? My vet told me to spay Maisy at six months, before her season, and after talking with Sue we choose to wait (she's booked in for easter). My friend was also told to book her pup in at six months and after I relayed my conversation with Sue, she choose to wait too. Sorry Liz, thats a really long winded way of saying is six months too soon?

Sorry Helen, I've only just spotted this question I've checked the original and the little dog was spayed at 5 months because the vet receptionist said 'it would be a good idea'. This then led to the problems. Does that help?

The Fairy wrote:Well what can I say??.......... There is just no logic to how some peoples brain (or lack of) work. I am absolutely amazed that these two doggies lived. There was defiantly an angel there somewhere (apart from the human one that literally brought these two back to life.) Really don’t know how Pity pulled through…… Sometimes I think I can’t be shocked anymore and then I see something like this. Speechless really……. Just very grateful for the wonderful people that pulled them through. x

I totally agree. We can focus on the evil unspeakable people who did this to these poor creatures and get sunk in the blackness of them, but really the spotlight should be on the wonderful kindness of the goodhearted people who helped these two back to health and show them there is a lot of good in this world. to them all

There is a lovely video of Mercy and Pity (now called Pippa) on Many tears, its lovely to see them running around having fun

http://manytearsrescue.webs.com/happyendingsapr11.htm

They're gorgeous, how lovely to see them both like this