A dog covered in tar named Champi was hardly recognizable as she lay stuck to the pavement. But when some special angels took the time to nurse her back to health, her amazing recovery made for such an inspiring animal story. Just wait until you see Champi now!
Have you ever met one of those people who always has a cheerful spirit, no matter what life throws at them? Well, those types of spirits come in furry form, too. And Champi has one of them!
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When animal rescuers found Champi in India, the poor dog was covered in tar and stuck to the pavement, unable to move. The Good Samaritans carefully brought Champi back to their shelter and started working to save her.
It took four days and lots of coconut and vegetable oil to fully remove the coal tar and debris from the pup's skin. Amazingly, though, the dog's sweet spirit started shining through right away.
"Champi must have been so uncomfortable, but she was brave through it all," the Animal Rahat rescue organization recalled.
Once the dog was no longer covered in tar, Champi's skin had a lot of healing to do. Even so, the dog was playful and loving. She stole the heart of one of the rescuers and he brought Champi home to be part of his family.
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With time and lots of love, Champi's fur grew back. She looks nothing like the pitiful dog covered in tar.
Her eyes shine with joy and her tail wags non-stop as she runs and plays at her new home.
"Nothing can hold her back from living her best life," the rescue organization concludes.
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What an inspiring transformation! Thank God for the angels who found and rescued Champi that day.
h/t: People
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