Diesel had to endure a life that no dog in the world deserves.
For four long years he was subjected to the bitter winter in Yukon where temperatures can dip as low as 40 below.
To tolerate the cold Diesel alternated which legs he put down to give his paws a break from the ice cold ground.
In addition to suffering the terrible cold he was also attacked by other animals. Other dogs took advantage of him because he was tied up and too weak to defend himself.
Once even a horse kicked him in the head, which broke most of his teeth and split his tongue.
The blood you can see on his shoulder was caused by a fight with another dog.
Thankfully help was at hand. When it looked like Diesel’s days were numbered Animal Advocates were asked to help.
The organization flew Diesel to a rehabilitation center in Vancouver where he was neutered, had a benign tumor removed and his jaw examined. Understandably, Diesel was afraid of people, but over time he began to trust them.
He underwent an intensive training program and his guardians made sure he was accustomed to humans, men in particular, and other animals.
At dog training camp he instantly made friends with a dog called Romeo, who had been rescued from a pound.
Find out more about the extensive work these animal lovers did to help Diesel recover from his traumatic experiences chained up.
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It gives me great joy to know that Diesel was saved from such a nightmare. A nightmare that no dog in the world should have to endure.
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