NoAnimalBehind reported that a compassionate individual stumbled upon a helpless dog on the snowy ground, unable to move due to paralysis. The dog was extremely afraid, shivering in the cold and traumatized. The poor creature was petrified even by the sight of a broom or anything that resembled a bat. However, despite her fear, the dog still had trust in humans.
As soon as he noticed that the poor animal couldn’t walk, he wasted no time in contacting a nearby animal shelter for assistance. The shelter promptly came to the rescue and took the animal to a veterinary clinic for a CT scan. As they were unable to determine the root cause of the animal’s disability, a CT scan was deemed necessary at the veterinary clinic.
Meet ELLIE, the newest addition to my family! I have a thousand reasons why I adore animals, but my heart swelled with love when I recently rescued a paralyzed animal. As I hugged and kissed her, she couldn’t help but cry. It was overwhelming to see her experience love for the first time in her life.
After a wait of five days, the CT scan report revealed that Ellie’s condition was not the result of a car accident. It was found that she had been struck by a solid object, possibly a bat, which caused compression in her spinal cord and resulted in paralysis. This explains why she was afraid of sweeping.
Currently receiving anti-inflammatory treatment, Ellie is expected to undergo physiotherapy to regain her ability to walk. Nonetheless, after the span of two weeks, she has started showing incredible progress and can now walk once more! Day by day, Ellie is steadily improving and relearning how to walk.
“Prior to the physiotherapy session, we took a leisurely walk outside for 20 minutes and she performed exceptionally well!”
Ellie is doing much better now and has even started taking some steps. However, her recovery process is not yet complete and she still requires ongoing treatment like physiotherapy.