Thor the Chihυahυa has everything an eight-week-old baby should have: happy, loves to eat and especially you, loves to spend time and play with his adopted sister.

A week ago, my life changed dramatically.

Environmental control officers from Dickisonп, Texas, responded to the homicide last Wednesday and it involved a bag of trash placed in the back of a truck and it appeared something was moving with it. with it.

When they opened it, Thor, a three-ton dwarf, stared at them. I was infected with mosquitos and bitten by sangre. His right eye was misaligned from its socket and he shivered from the cold. Despite the fact that he was wearing a necklace and seemed to have a debtor at the opportunity, it was clear that he had disposed of the bee there.

Officers took the dog to Apimal Kigdom Pet Veterinary Clinic and stabilized it immediately, as its right eye was so inflamed that veterinarians decided to remove it. Although the boy knew how his eye was injured, the cuts on his body suggested that he might have been attacked by another dog.

“We didn’t know if he would survive the eye removal surgery,” Kristinп Smith, a veterinary technician at the clinic, told The Dodo. “Fortunately, he pulled through and things were better than expected.”

Thor, who was only 8 weeks old at the time, was rescued just in time. Smith believes that at his age, he won’t be able to survive another night in the sack.

Smith got to spend some time with Thor while she was recovering, and he immediately won her prize. Smith chose to take him home with her so he could heal in a safe environment as well as at the local shelter, Bayoυ Animal Services, which offered to help care for him. ta.

“The shelter was set up with a lot of pets this holiday season, so I knew it would be better for him to recover indoors,” she added.

It didn’t take long for her to realize how desperate this little dog was for love. Thor is always looking for his foster mother, waiting for her to sit down so he can cuddle her.

Thor enjoys quiet time and apps because he has lots of soft blankets to keep him warm.

“He is very affectionate and likes more than cuddling,” she commented. “He was a small, sweet baby and everyone who met him loved him.”

Thor is recovering well from surgery and is being treated for several parasites, despite a rough start to life. According to Smith, because he was so young, he quickly adapted to life by sight and it didn’t seem to bother him. The stitches on the boy’s eyelids will be removed in the coming weeks and he will agree to regular vaccinations as he grows older.

Smith predicts he will be ready for a permanent home after the New Year.

But for now, he won’t leave his foster mother — or his cozy blankets.

“Thor is sleeping soundly tonight without a care in the world,” he commented. “He really is a perfect puppy.”