I strongly believe that dogs can be friends with other animals. But sometimes those friendships don’t work out.
I have seen many special friendships with animals. Sometimes dogs make friends with cats, and sometimes with wild animals such as deer. But I’ve never seen a dog befriend a bee. This poor dog encountered some very nasty bees and they didn’t want him around. They wanted nothing better. It was horrible what the bees did to the poor puppy.
His story will shake you to the core. Get your tissues ready and get ready, because what you watch will stay with you for a long time.
A pit bull puppy named Stinger was stung 1,000 times by a bee.
dog startled by a bee
When Stinger arrived at the shelter, the volunteers fell silent. They had never seen anything like it. They had never heard of anyone surviving so many bee stings. Stinger was a special pit bull. But despite being such a special person, his entire family rejected him because they stung him thousands of times and put him in a shelter. Not even Stinger’s hearing impairment could stop them.
They gave up on him and decided they wanted nothing to do with him. Stinger was on the verge of being euthanized because no one thought he could do it.
Karri Shipaila, who lives at the LuvnPupz shelter in Grand Rapids, Michigan, was the only brave person who believed Stinger would survive. Carrie drove an hour to pick up Stinger and take him to the shelter for treatment and rehabilitation.
Treating the sting was not easy. Both Stinger and Carrie have a long way to go, but thankfully they are making some progress.
Being stung 1,000 times by bees and surviving is already a miracle. Imagine what Stinger must have been like after Carrie discovered her. In addition to bee stings, Stinger suffered secondary skin infections and sarcoptic mange. poor injured dog
In addition, the stingers developed an autoimmune disease called pemphigus due to these bee stings. |1|
Thanks to Carrie, Stinger has made a full recovery. He miraculously recovered from one of the worst cases of bee stings. Now he is a happy dog, full of happiness. A big dog is lying on the ground
Unfortunately, dog lovers in the United States will not have the opportunity to adopt the now unrecognizable Stinger. Due to high medical costs, Stinger stays with his foster family at LuvnPupz, but lacks love and care. Stinger is the new dog! He enjoys life and looks back on his terrible past without problems. He even joked about it. The last time I dressed up as a bee was on Halloween. dog wearing coat
This is how we all deal with life’s challenges. With a bright smile and a great hope that everything will be fine.
