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This neglected dog has been saved thanks to the internet

Vets were shocked at the level of neglect Wanda suffered.

Warning: this post includes graphic images of animal abuse.

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Wanda the “most neglected dog” vets have ever seen has been saved by 600 generous strangers through a very successful Go Fund Me page.

The cocker spaniel, who is assumed to be just two/three years old, was found in Wisbech, England, three months ago.

Joel Clyne created the Go Fund Me Page for Wanda after being called to collect the stray dog from a neighbour’s yard.

Joel emphasises in Wanda’s story that this was the state he had ever received a stray.

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“This girl has sarcoptic mange, Ulcers in her eyes, Entropia in both eyes, Hematoma’s in both ears. I cried all the way to the vets.”

“We are going to raise funds to try and get this girl better.”

Wanda at her first vet visit.

Just a few months on, and thanks to the help and support of an active caring community, no one can believe how well Wanda is doing.

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“Wanda is doing very well, she is still being treated daily for her skin condition and until this is completely under control we can address her other issues, but is feeling a lot better in herself, she is now trotting about and has found the joys of a toy,” explains Joel an update.

Wanda two months into her recovery.

Just 12 days on from that update, another happy update came.

“We cant believe how much she has improved,” said the post.

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“She has another vet visit this week for her weekly injections for her mange and still has eye drops daily. Once she has had 4 mange treatments and is all clear, we can look closely at her eye and ear treatments and anything else that needs attention.”

People can be unfathomably cruel, but they can also generous, thoughtful and kind.

One donater summed this up nicely, saying:

“I hope this helps. Couldn’t go to sleep knowing I didn’t give something. Lots of love.”

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The fundraising page will continue to be updated with news on Wanda’s well-being.

H/T Metro.co.uk

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