They Reject Her Because She Was Born Without Eyes And Consider Sacrificing Her Because She Didn’t Deserve Anyone’s Love

 

Chihuahua dog named Precious was born with certain medical issues. She had a head that was slightly larger than the other puppies’ from the very beginning, but her parents decided not to pay much attention to it.

They eventually realized that their eyes were also experiencing an odd phenomenon. Since it appeared to have no pupils, they decided to simply get rid of it.

In order to place them all up for adoption, the owners had a litter. They concluded that it would be best to end Preciosa’s life because they were certain that no one would desire a hairy girl like her.

The adorable dog was given the harshest punishment before her first week of life, and she would pass away without ever experiencing the comfort of a loving family. Fortunately, the tale of poor Preciosa was heard by Dina Sánchez Lemus, a kind woman.

“A friend told us about his dog, which had a larger-than-normal skull and didn’t open its eyes. He claimed they would execute her since she would just “suffer,” Dina recounted.

Dina had been worried about her future even before she met the dog. She begged the owners to leave her alone. Precious would receive her care and have a happy life thanks to her.

Dina also brought the two chihuahuas home and adopted one more of the litter’s siblings. Preciosa’s early days weren’t easy, but her owner was understanding and provided her with the best support possible.

“They reject disabled puppies, yet they are content like any other pet. They only require the ideal candidate, said a commenter on social media. Preciosa had difficulty walking because her tiny eyes hadn’t yet fully matured. She kept running into the walls and furniture, but eventually she figured out where everything was. She is currently a really content and amusing small dog. They merely require aid.

All pups should live happy lives. It is unfair that many breeders or pet owners choose to just euthanize animals with special requirements rather than making an effort to give them the chance they so rightly deserve.