Cats and dogs that have been domesticated as pets in order to meet the emotional needs of human beings, once they have lost the protection of their masters, they may well be in hell everywhere.
You can't imagine the dangers they might face.
Proyect 4 Patas, an animal rescue organization in Argentina, has been working to rescue animals in various emergencies for the past 13 years, but this time, they can't accept it!
When Aloe was first seen, it was covered with dark tar, so it was stuck to the mud next to an abandoned tar pit, and it was only able to make a few small noises.
The dog was found by a group of nearby children who were playing around and heard the barking of dogs near the tar pit, which led to the discovery of the trapped Aloe. The children called their parents to ask for help from adults, but in such a situation, even adults could not help but call for help from animal rescue organizations.
It was the “Proyect 4 Patas” who arrived and succeeded in saving Aloe, but the tar was stuck to each of its hairs, and the mouth, nose and even the eyes were covered with tar. There is still a weak breath, but no one knows how long it will last.
All this time with Shinigami, the volunteers brought Aloe back to the rescue base overnight and launched a rescue operation.
First of all, the tar on Aloe needs to be cleaned up a little bit, and in the process the poor little guy could die. In order to save time, eight volunteers simultaneously began helping Aloe to clean up the tar on her body.
Nine hours of uninterrupted work, using a full 50 kg of vegetable oil and three baths, resulted in the clean-up of black tar stuck to Aloe. After a long process of cleaning, Aloe was almost exhausted to sleep, but it was forced to stay awake and smile only for those who helped him. Aloe, after the clean-up, was not supposed to be a black dog, but only the head was black, the hair of the body was white, and although today the white hair is heavily contaminated with tar and is still grey, it can still be seen that it was once a beautiful dog.
With the help of volunteers, Aloe ' s body has gradually recovered and has not become alert and sensitive because of the human abuse it has suffered. It is still a little sticky and loves to be followed by volunteers. Today Proyect 4 Patas is already identifying suitable adopters to help him return to his family at an early date, with one who can love and protect his master.
The world is like this, with its dark side and, of course, with its bright side, with its cruelty and good faith, with people with bad hearts, with values that distort dog abuse as a pleasure, and with people who are desperate to help every life in distress and are unwilling to give up every life. “Don't love, don't hurt” is a simple phrase that, if you want, can be done by almost everyone. In addition, it is hoped that all the scavengers will do so, given their choice of dogs, not to give up, because once they become vagrancy, it is really difficult to find a place to stand in this big city.