Phoenix is just like any other dog - full of love and joy
A stray dog who was found with severe disfigurements is now making a fantastic recovery after being rescued.
At first, vets weren’t sure if Phoenix’s disfiguration had been caused by an illness or abuse, but after running some tests they found that the pup actually has an auto-immune illness. But luckily, the experts have now got his illness under control and Phoenix is healthier than ever. In fact, he will soon be ready to be adopted by a loving family.The rescue centre posted an update on Phoenix’s condition, revealing just how much attention and care he has been given since they started looking after him.‘In an attempt to solve Phe’s skin mystery, his veterinary staff here in Owasso at FAM took biopsies of his diseased skin and sent them to Dr. Trainor. Dr.
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