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The transformation of Penelope: from a stray dog, to the most beautiful dog in the world.

This story simply shows that when dogs get the chance to have a safe life, they completely change for the better, and the most amazing transformations happen.

This stray dog was roaming around in the streets of Los Angeles, it seems that the stray dog was scaring many people in the neighborhood because the stray dog was hairless, so they decided to send her to the shelter, and it was the right decision to take. On 1 October, 2013, a lady took the stray dog to the shelter; the dog was in a very horrible situation, that she barely moved her head. The stray dog was completely hairless and there were so many injuries on her body, the stray dog was completely near death. They picked the dog and offered her food and water, also a bath. Then it was time to check her situation to see what are the medical treatments she needs, also the volunteers didn’t forget about the cuddles and love that this stray dog really needs. The dog was very skinny; she was also injured badly from her neck. They put her in the cage with a warm blanket and food. After few days, this stray dog was completely fine, she was moving, walking normally, feeling happy, she started to wag her tail, and also her fur started to grow up again. They named this stray dog Penelope, and she is living in the shelter happily, waiting to be adopted.

Penelope is completely healthy now; her hair had completely grown up. She has the strength now to run and play, all she is waiting for now is a safe home and a loving owner who would care for her and give her endless love. Watch Penelope’s story in the video below and see her complete transformation. Share her story, help her find a home.

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