And it was beyond apparent that this Pit Bull was hurt. Judy got out of her vehicle and tried to call the canine over to her however the puppy could not move. She was in a lot of pain. Judy came closer and the wonderful canine used the last of her power to roll onto her back and give tail wags. This was her way of claiming, “I’m a nice dog and I will not injure you. Can you help me now?”

With some determination, Judy was able to get the Pittie right into her car. The puppy looked withdrawn and exhausted. Judy reached out her hand and the dog placed her paw into it. They drove that way the entire 20 minutes to the veterinarian clinic. Paw in hand, as if the duo was formally fighting with each other for this canine to obtain the help she required.

Judy had assumed that the Pittie was struck by a car but the vet verified this wasn’t so. She had old cracks which were quite informing. Someone had actually injured this poor dog and then dumped her on the side of the road as if she was rubbish. Judy wanted to provide the canine a fitting name … Mercy. Mercy started to recover slowly.

She was thankfully interested in food and Judy fed her from the palm of her hand. Judy wanted to ensure that Mercy was comfortable in her kennel at the clinic. She provided her a pink plush rabbit and Mercy got quite attached to her new toy.

The rescue team provided a wheelchair for Mercy but she really did not like it one bit. In fact, it inspired her to walk on her own the following day! Of course she struggled but Mercy showed she wanted to do all she might to recover.

While Mercy continued to heal, her tale was shared on Facebook. Mark and Sharon saw Mercy’s photos and knew that this pup belonged with them. They reached out to Judy and told them they had a caring home waiting for her with a big yard. Judy knew that this family was Mercy’s destiny.

When it was time for Mercy to go home, it was such a celebration. She met her brand-new moms and dads with her eager wagging tail and her favorite bunny in her mouth. Sharon explains in the video clip listed below that her rabbit, “her baby,” goes everywhere with her.

It’s the cutest thing ever before. A few months later on, Judy went to visit Mercy. Mark couldn’t wait to show Judy what Mercy can do currently. They entered into the spacious backyard and Mark threw Mercy’s tennis ball with a slinger. The ball went far and Mercy chased it– running at full tilt– as if absolutely nothing had happened to her at all. It was amazing. The canine that could not also stand was currently fully recovered.

Mercy’s story couldn’t have ended happier. Thank you a lot to Judy and TAO Animal Rescue, the clinical staff, and to Mercy’s new moms and dads for giving her the life she deserves. To see Mercy’s complete tale by The Dodo, scroll on down.