They later named the dog Don Felipe – before that he was just the blind dog living in the trash. They loaded Don Felipe into the van and took him for treatment.
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Christi said he leaned on her and accepted her pets. Shockingly (and happily) with a lot of love and treatments Don Felipe recovered! Check him out!
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Once he had recovered, Don Felipe was sent to a shelter in California. Then a woman in Boston wanted to adopt him!
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Mexico needs to develop programs to help spay and neuter animals at low cost to help reduce the number of homeless animals. There are few shelters there that offer adoption. Animals captured by animal control are killed.
Share away, people.