Rescue or foster pups long for affection more than anyone else. These innocent creatures need special attention, especially when they are disabled. A recent social media post tells a similar story of a canine and how he eventually found comfort. The video focuses on a three-legged foster dog, Teddy, finding his best friend in a Great Dane, Sal. A user named @caitiesfosterfam took to Instagram to capture this pure bond. The page covers the adventures of the woman’s foster farm in Hudson, rescuing medical dogs and cats.
A three-legged foster dog finds an unlikely friend in a Great Dane
In the video, the three-legged foster dog and Great Dane form the most unlikely but sweetest bond. Teddy was rescued from the shelter with a broken and injured front leg. The leg was eventually amputated, as it was too late to save it. However, this incident didn’t slow down his efforts to make friends at the foster farm. The human didn’t want the canines to hurt Teddy’s leg at first and wanted him to heal from his surgery.
After some time healing, the fur baby met the big dog, Sal, who is patient and good with all pooches. Teddy and Sal slowly run around in the garden and immediately became best friends. The dogs cling to each other, showcasing mutual love and respect. Since Teddy is still healing from his surgery, the paw parent has limited the play time. However, she is assured that the tripod is going to love playing with his foster brother. The two dogs are seen kissing each other, proving their bond will grow stronger over time.
Teddy is also expected to recover faster, thanks to the emotional support from his foster mom and new best friend. Netizens shared their reactions to this wholesome video, with one saying, “Sal makes even the biggest dogs look so small Teddy is doing so gooood!! YAY!!!” Another user wrote, “Aww. Just a couple of very good boys having fun.” One more commented, “Look at you go Teddy! I’m so glad you are feeling better.”
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