Miraculous Recovery: How A Hole-In-Head Dog Was Saved And Found Her Dream Home

Michi, the dog, was found when she was wandering the streets of Bali with a severe and fatal head injury. When the rescue team attempted to come and save her, she fled down the hole and buried herself there instead.

Michi was wandering the streets of Bali and bleeding from a possibly deadly head injury 

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When she got to the vet, the hole in her head was packed with maggots. Perhaps it had been caused by someone or in a conflict with another dog.  

Her fur had to be cut by the vets as it was coated in blood, dirt, and bugs 

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As not yet happy, the dog is progressively recovering towards happiness and wellbeing

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Michi was diagnosed with parvovirus after the checkup. Direct contact with an infected dog or indirect contact can contribute to the transmission of this contagious virus. Possibly, Michi had it before getting into the clinic, and the vaccine brought it out, or she picked it out afterward. Foster homes need to be safe and secure for this reason. Fortunately, Michi survived owing to her elderly and healthy immune system.

She has transformed to become the stunning Maltese mix as if she has always been

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It was a lovely day when Michi met Saffron, the woman who became her mom. Saffron popped up with her second rescued dog, Garscon. Three of them currently contribute to a pretty unique little family in Bali.  
Each adopter must meet specific standards to get adoption permission. The process includes the online application, binding data confirmation, and adopter's readiness check. To guarantee that the house is wholly walled inside and secure, adopters must have their whole house checked.
The connection between them was instant when Saffron drove for 1.5 hours to meet Michi. 

She is now enjoying life as best with her mom Saffron and her adopted brother Garscon

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Michi is delighted with her new beachside lifestyle and her companion.

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The whole dog-loving community's help was essential in making her dream life feasible.

Best of friends

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Michi loves traveling

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Michi was first saved by Mission Paws'ible, created in 2015 to link like-minded individuals to save animals' lives. They provide rescue, rehabilitation, and rehoming services for many animals on the ground. They also spread the love by providing food, medicine, and financial support to dependable people who volunteer their time to assist the homeless.
Moreover, Mission Paws'ible is also developing the Healing Centre to save a lot more animals and aid them in recovery and adoption. More details are available here. Please think about donating to help them keep saving Bali's dogs.
If you love your pet and those who have never been loved, please like and share this story to spread the support for the movement to raise awareness about animal cruelty.