Animals swarmed around Ducky throughout the last six years of her life, which she lived in a cramped corner of a room with other animals. The dog didn’t get sufficient care, food, human connection, or affection, and as a result, she was scared of people, and she died as a result. Rescuers, on the other hand, gradually assist her in learning to trust for the first time…
Elli, the founder of Sky Sanctuary Rescue, a non-profit animal rescue organization in Arizona, got an email with information about more than 30 animals in need of adoption. She and her team went on a mission to find out more, and what they uncovered was sad…
Elli discovered “a room packed with twenty cats and animal dung,” and in the corner of that room, she discovered a large, fluffy dog that was scared of Elli…
That dog, who was later given the name Ducky, had spent years living in that nasty corner of the room.
Her hopes of living a normal life would have been over if it hadn’t been for Sky Sanctuary Rescue. Ducky had been “determined to be wild and destined for extermination,” according to the rescue group. A spokesperson for the group said that “several organizations and citizens had given up on her, finding her unadoptable and wild, which they felt justified her killing.”
Fortunately, Elli and her crew were not prepared to give up on the unfortunate canine. Ducky was taken in by one of the rescue team members, who also happens to have four other dogs at home. Elli cleaned her up and she was placed with her…
Interestingly, although Ducky was scared of people, she was far more comfortable among other animals, which was a pleasant surprise. After three weeks of adjusting to life in a foster home with other dogs, she started to loosen up and exhibit more signs of her lively personality. She would bark and play with the other dogs, and she would run about with them while she did so…
When Ducky had been in her foster home for about one month, she started to exhibit signals that she was starting to place her confidence in her foster mother…
Almost three months have passed since Ducky was rescued in early July, and she has made tremendous improvements in her recovery…
Ducky has learned to trust new people, according to the rescue, who posted an update on Instagram, noting that he is beginning to appreciate life much more. She even picked up on some fundamental instructions!
