"Nipa was discovered in a moribund state, in poor health, and with eye issues. It's likely she was used for breeding and selling her offspring, but those days are behind her now, and she's very happy.
Nipa is a little dog who was found in what would have been her last moments of life. The poor dog seemed to be accustomed to having puppies and selling them, but not only did she suffer from separation anxiety, she was also so neglected that she was in a terrible state, with her eyes badly damaged. When ThisisHouston discovered her situation, they rescued her and took her to the vet, who removed her eyes. Although she was a sad dog at first, her temperament changed over time."
Life was finally looking for this little dog, but her heart broke when she went through the trial twice with two different families, and neither of them adopted her. However, "third time's the charm," as the saying goes, because every story has a happy ending.
Dog rescued when it was least expected. Nipa was found on a bridge in the city of Rosenberg, Texas, according to ThisisHouston, an animal rescue organization. People who saw this dog were afraid to approach her because she was lying still, so lifeless that they assumed she was dead when they looked at her body, which prompted them to call a rescuer to check on her.
Due to the dog's emaciated and sickly condition, her eyes had to be removed due to the infection. She underwent a complete transformation in just two months. Her volunteers adored her because her determination and strength of will were truly inspiring.
This little pup has dreamt in two homes that were interested in her, but something didn't quite work out. However, she fit perfectly in the last home she was in, so her foster parents will be giving her to her beloved Nipa, whom they loved and will surely miss very much.
"It was very hard for her adoptive parents to let her go for the third time, but they receive regular updates and it's even expected that she will have to take care of her puppies soon! Moreover, having the courage to say 'goodbye' means they can save another puppy and nourish it. We are all happy for Nipa. 'Happily ever after, little piggy!' the foundation declared."
