Pawsitive News: 'I gave her a biscuit & she gave me a little tail wag-- I just fell in love – she really made my heart melt'

[Sugar Cookie]

When Biscuit was found at the side of the road, she was so thin and poorly she had almost no fur on her body.

The spaniel-cross had been abandoned in a wooden kennel alongside the decomposing bodies of her two sisters.

And she was left in such a poor condition that RSPCA inspector Lisa Lupson was initially unable to determine what breed she was.

But the mother-of-two, who has worked for the charity for 12 years, fell in love with the emaciated dog and took her home after a spell in an animal hospital.

Now, two months on, Biscuit is thriving with the family at Christmas time and virtually unrecognisable from her bedraggled state.

Mrs Lupson, 39, said: 'No one can believe she is the same dog

Her personality has gone from being a terrified wreck to an excitable bundle of energy who just loves life. I have no idea if she remembers me as the one who rescued her but it feels like we have a special bond.'

'These frightened eyes were peering out at me desperately looking for help and I knew then we had connected.' She said the dog was very ill and scared, but still wanted to be with her sisters.

Mrs Lupson took her to the RSPCA's Greater Manchester Animal Hospital for treatment. She recalled: 'She was terrified and shaking, so I was stroking her trying to reassure her.

'Then I gave her a biscuit and she gave me a little tail wag. I just fell in love – she really made my heart melt.'

When Biscuit was ready for rehoming, Mrs Lupson leapt at the chance to take her into her family – along with husband Mike, 36, and children Olivia, six, and Thomas, eight.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/ar...mped-road-bouncing-feet-two-months-later.html

 

[Sejanus]

That dog has been through hell

 

[Dead Stephanie]

Awesome rescue!!

 

[Fellofftheporch]

Night and Day.