You wouldn’t be wrong to think Beam was dying. He lay flat in a heap of garbage, a huge maggot wound bearing into his neck. Oh my god, a poor dog was lying there so motionless that we thought it was dead.. Beam is an adult dog.. but it seems he has been mistreated for a long time.. he is very skinny

The person who informed us told us that Beam’s previous owner was not human but a demon, he starved and tied Beam up in the garden. Even when it was pouring rain, the poor dog could only bathe in the rain, with a glimmer of hope that his owner would come to save him but no.. it never happened..

Until it lay flat on the cold ground, almost dying, the old man took it to the landfill and dumped it there mercilessly – the people recounted.

When our rescuers came, he didn’t flinch. He had no energy or will to escape. He extended his head to avoid pain, and quietly allowed us to lift him into the ambulance. He must have been so weary. He’d given up hope.

The large wound on his neck was necrotic, crawling with maggots and ticks… so pitiful!

Weakness, dehydration, starvation, pain…it was all about to change for Beam, but he didn’t seem able to realize it for the first couple of days.

You can see in his eyes, his hopelessness. His eye is still so sad.

BUT by week 2, we’re seeing not only the wound healing, but his eyes are starting to soften. His wound healed quickly.. he can drink milk and has gradually gained weight

And now, meet Beam, a beaming boy, whose loving, cheerful nature radiates joy. He’s a very fancy boy!!

A life that seemed to be about to end now has a new life, a new family