Squish’s future was far from bright. At the same time, those caring for him didn’t want to give up on a puppy that harbored so much love and affection.
X-rays provide shock
They decided to send him to a specialist for X-rays prior to his euthanization. It was there that scans uncovered something they didn’t think possible.
The only thing to be done for Squish was extensive surgery. Sadly, there was no one ready to pay for it, and no one to adopt him because he was so sick.
Squish goes home
With Squish’s fate looking bleaker and bleaker, veterinarian Danielle Boyd finished her internship at the Cuyahoga County Animal Shelter and decided to take the dog home for the night. She thought it would be nice for Squish to have one night where he wasn’t alone in a cage.
When Danielle got Squish home, he was a completely new dog. Danielle wondered how a creature who had experienced such pain in his short life was able to trust people, and yet there it was … he did.
