Cuban activist Yenney Caballero shared on her social media the impressive transformation of a Siberian Husky dog that she rescued in critical conditions.
"Tears of happiness run down my cheeks," Yenney wrote on her Facebook account, excited about the recovery of the animal.
"I picked you up nearly dead, and look at the change you’ve made. Love heals everything," added the Cuban, emphasizing how care and attention have transformed the life of this beautiful animal.
The dog has recovered from his serious wounds and is ready to be "the prince of a home where love, food, and veterinary care are not lacking."
Yenney, known for her work in rescuing animals, reaffirmed her commitment to continue saving lives. "It’s because of changes like yours that I will keep saving the lives of defenseless beings," she said.
This case highlights the need for responsibility when adopting breeds like the Siberian Husky, which, although beautiful and popular, require special care due to their high energy and need for exercise.
The Siberian husky is among the most abandoned dog breeds in Cuba and the world. They are very active animals, and not everyone is capable of taking care of such an energetic dog.
In Cuba, the care for this breed is more complex because many families do not have the financial resources to ensure a large animal has the proper diet. A husky can weigh between 20 and 27 kilograms, more than many 8-year-old children on the island.
Don't buy or adopt dogs if you are not willing to commit to them for life. They are loyal animals and do not deserve to suffer abandonment.
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