A veterinary hospital took in a German Shepherd puppy whose face was swollen from what appeared to be bee stings. However, the owner strangely disappeared after bringing the dog in. Further examination by the veterinarian revealed that the puppy was not simply suffering from bee stings, but rather a rare disease causing the facial swelling. It is suspected that the owner knew about the rare condition and abandoned the dog at the hospital to avoid medical expenses.
The Animal Pad (TAP), an animal rescue organization in San Diego, California, received a call from a veterinarian they collaborate with. The vet reported that a German Shepherd puppy had been brought in with bite wounds, but the situation seemed suspicious. The puppy's face was severely swollen, resembling bee stings, and blood tests indicated a rare, chronic disease. Lauren, a supervisor at The Animal Pad, stated that the German Shepherd puppy was not a stray but had an owner who likely abandoned him upon discovering the rare disease.
The poor German Shepherd puppy, named Chance by the animal welfare organization, underwent a series of thorough examinations by the veterinary hospital's medical team. Chance was diagnosed with a facial abscess that required surgical drainage. Despite the arduous process of draining the facial abscess, Chance's vitality and willpower were remarkable. He successfully recovered, and his face returned to its normal size. Currently, Chance is waiting for a new home at the shelter. His handsome appearance is a stark contrast to his previous condition, and the animal welfare organization hopes that a kind-hearted person will offer Chance a warm and loving forever home for the rest of his life.
