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Power Of Adoption : Before After Photos Of Pets That Show Importance Of Adoption

  • By Sara
  • August 18, 2020
  • 5 minutes read

Every animal deserves to be loved.

Being the superior specie, it is our job to take care of our little furry friends. Imagine spending more than half of your life in a shelter without getting proper love and attention from someone. All animals need a forever home. A home is the most important thing and it can drastically change an animal. When you have a roof, a warm bed, and some food in your bowl, life takes a 180-degree turn.

From roaming around hunting food in the streets and being abused by humans and animals altogether, the protection of a forever home is the most amazing thing ever. When you adopt a pet, you are not only changing the life of the animal, you are altering your own lifestyle as well. You make a new best friend and family member when you adopt a furry friend. If you want to see the impact of adoption on animals, scroll down below to see some before and after photos:

1. “From a dirty 3-week old kitten to an 11-month-old sexy boi, meet Jack!”

Via u/secretly_a_raptor

2. “Found this little lady crying in a parking lot with fleas and a badly broken leg. Here she is 3 months and 2 surgeries later”

Via u/skele_jeans

3. “This is my best friend LCDR Ryker. I was told you all like these kind of stories.”

Via u/NinjaonHiatus

4.”What a difference a week makes!!! Found Willow in a pipe last week and here she is happy and fattening up!”

Via u/Disgruntled_Viking

5.”Day one leaving the shelter vs two months later on a beach trip”

Via u/blackknight771

6.”When we adopted Maggie she had worms, kennel cough, and mange. We had to put her in toddler shirts because she would scratch and started to lose her fur. Now she is thriving, loving her new hammock, and silky coat!”

Via u/mins90

7.”Yesterday was Lupa’s gotcha day, this is the difference a year in a good home makes!”

Via u/rcbdc

8.”Before and after 30 days. I took a new born kitten at home and saved her from euthanasia.”

Via u/catrescueeveryday

9.”My boy Yuzu was a stray found by a friend of mine with the worst case of scabies we’ve ever seen (we’re all vet students). He’s also had ear mites, fungal infections, stud tail, & recurrent ear and eye infections one after the other. One year and lots of of treatments later and he’s perfectly healthy!”

Via u/Yuzumeowma

10. “Toby and Quinton were rescued together and adopted as a bonded pair. Toby has ehlers danlos syndrome and Quinton was toothless. They became brave and happy . Quinton passed away recently, I’m so glad we had him for the time we did and he passed knowing we would keep his best friend safe”

Via r/BeforeNAfterAdoption/

11.”I adopted the saddest looking cat at the shelter three years ago.”

Via u/Tiffix
Do you see how much just a little bit of love can affect a pet? Look at how miserable they looked on the streets and in shelters. But now that they have a forever home, they are genuinely happy and feel like the Kings and Queens of the world! These are the only glow up stories that I’m interested in. Scroll down below for the rest:

12.”Coco came to us skin and bones. Fast forward a few months and she’s a happy, healthy pup with a forever home to boot!”

Via u/spcaoftexas

13.”Miley, who came to me as a hospice foster dog since she wasn’t expected to live and we just wanted to make her comfortable. This is her, a year and a half later!”

Via u/dogtorcora

14.”Top Left: before. Bottom Left: hospitalized for parvo one day after adoption. Right: happy, healthy pup in his furever home!”

Via u/chestapeake

15.”2 years ago today I walked into a Petsmart and met a cat named Sonny who no one would adopt because he was 13 years old, covered in fleas, underweight, and had a mouth full of rotten teeth that had to be removed. He came home with me that night and it was the best decision I’ve ever made.”

Via u/VerrattiShmurda

16. “In the shelter vs rescued and happy. Meet Arthur!”

Via u/emilieeeee

17.”What a difference an IV, loads of antibiotics, dewormer after dewormer, and a loving owner can make”

Via u/kitchenAid_mixer

18.”Apollo has given us just as much as we have been able to give him”

Via u/ijustwantthisplant

19.”My cuz found this pup almost frozen to death on the side of the road in Long Island NY back in January and has nursed her back to the cutest health ever since. This is Ellie”

Via u/nihilisticbackslide

20.”I adopted Zeuss when he was 6 months old, and that’s the best decision that I have ever made.”

Via u/gapssong0506

21.”Brodie was brought into the shelter after his mom attacked him. Now he’s a qualified therapy dog for people with disabilities”

Via u/super_monero / @bestboybrodie

22. A happy ending after all.

Here is video of me walking out a dog I found malnourished in the woods…When I took her to the vet I found that both of her rear femurs were badly broken and beginning to set about an inch shorter than they should be. I adopted her and after lots of stretching and exercise here Willow is today 🙂 from r/BeforeNAfterAdoption

Have you ever adopted an animal? How did it affect your life? Let us know your experiences in the comments below!

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