By Weng Horak | Project Leader
Diseno, who has been undergoing intensive care. “When we got the call, she had been lying there for four days screaming and nobody did anything,” Grim says. “It bothered me so much that nobody cared. She was close to death and had a bullet that had gone under her eye and landed in her spine.” Grim was relieved when a surgeon was able to remove the bullet. Now, Diseno is making great progress with walking already. He also notes that they are close to solving the abuse case and hopes someone has to answer for what they did to Diseno. “I have a feeling she might be our ‘spokesdog’ next year,” he says. “She loves all people and has an incredible ability to forgive, as dogs do.”
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