He deserves a caring home because he is still a dog! 🏡❤️
Cooper, an American foxhound, persevered in the face of daily challenges brought on by a rare hereditary illness. Many find encouragement in his narrative of perseverance.
Cooper had to face an extremely difficult existence when he was born on a puppy farm. When Cooper was found by rescuers in 2017, they were taken aback by the dog’s ability to survive. There are just 30 dogs worldwide known to have Cooper’s rare genetic illness. It is anticipated that inbreeding—which is unacceptable in dog breeding—caused his disease.
One would perceive Cooper’s appearance to be incredibly strange. His spine is shortened and connected, giving the impression that he is missing the middle of his spine and has no neck. Cooper finds it extremely difficult to move as a result, and his excretory system is severely compromised.
Although Cooper’s survival is remarkable, if he is not given the right care and attention, he will [d.i.e] soon. He was put in a Secondhand Hounds shelter. He was adopted by several families, but they were unable to embrace his uniqueness. Cooper was fortunate to have found Elly Keagan’s family, who are a caring family.
She brought Cooper for treatment right away with the aid of Secondhand Hounds; he had a [serious infection] and [broke] a bone. However, a miracle occurred: Cooper lived through the procedure and is in good condition. The good news is that his excretory system has improved, despite the fact that his butt looks strange because it is always looking up.
Now, Cooper is leading a happy life, he often gives his owner sweet kisses. Cooper is friendly to everyone and has become a social media idol. Cooper’s life is special in its way, but he’s still lucky to have met a loving family. Thousands of other disabled dogs are [dy.ing] day by day, so it’s our duty to love them no matter how different they are.
You are an amazing human being with a beautiful soul, just like this little baby!!! We need more humans like you!! Thank you for all you do!!!
Lovely story and all the very best to Cooper and his loving family. Bless his heart but a happy dog with loving humans 🙏
