Fahrudin Caki Bravo, founder of Bosnian rescue organization Saving Stray Animals, was heading to the shelter when he observed a forlorn little dog on the side of the road. He came to a halt to examine the child’s condition. Even though he knew deep down that he was an abandoned dog, seeing it up close hurt his heart.

When the rescuer arrived, the dog became afraid. He tried to run but was unable to since his rear legs were hurt. Instead, he hid by sliding his lower half behind a shrub.

Caki, anxious to assist, followed the dog he afterwards named Goldy. He tried to calm him down and persuade him that he meant no harm. Despite the ensuing turmoil, he was able to soothe him down and carry him in his arms.

Caki decided to take Goldy to the vet before bringing him home. He knew he had to be in pain, and he didn’t want him to suffer any longer. He allowed him to sit on his lap since he knew it made him feel protected.

Goldy was examined by veterinarians, who discovered that his injuries were at least two weeks old. They had no idea what had caused his body injuries, but they were serious enough to render him paralyzed. His nerves had been severed, and his genitalia had been severely harmed.

Caki hoped Goldy would lead a regular, happy life. Unfortunately, it was too late to save the puppy’s legs since he did not receive prompt medical attention. Apart from his impairment, he was in good health, which was enough motivation to keep going.

The hero went above and above to assist the dog. He raised funds for his medical bills and even constructed him a wheelchair from scratch. He reared him and then found him his perfect partner when he was ready.

Goldy moved home with his adopted mother, Jasmina Gerstner, a month after his rescue. He had instantly fallen in love with her and was overjoyed that she had welcomed him home.

Goldy deserves a second shot in life. He has been adopted by an amazing woman and will live a joyful life for the rest of his life!

Thank you for your care and affection for GOLDY!

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Source: Los Angeles Times (edited)