If we were to choose only one dog from the shelter that we would give away with our eyes closed, it would be him. He is perfect in every way; we have no other words to describe him.In his body, as in the bodies of many dogs, lie the marks of his past.
Every dog hides a story that reveals its inner strength, and it also reflects the morality of the people who failed them along the way.Simba encountered the worst people. He has been shot and has shotgun pellets embedded in his thigh, as well as BBs. Shot twice and betrayed twice, yet he stands on his feet and is one of the most balanced dogs we have.
One or two of these pellets partially caused a neuroprackson of the sciatic nerve in his left leg at some point, and Simba began to drag his leg and could not feel it.
When his leg started to function again slowly, he would bite and lick it excessively, and he had to wear a collar for a long time.Now he has completely recovered. He walks normally, his leg does not bother him, he is happy and healthy
.He has also undergone neurological examination and X-rays; the pellets cannot be surgically removed and he will carry them for the rest of his life, as badges of honor, with pride and grace. The chances of them bothering him again are negligible.
Simba is an exceptional dog. He has never caused a single problem at the shelter. He has been hosted in a home and is excellent. He is calm, quiet, polite, obedient, very clean, and he is amazing with the three cats (he lived with three) and with the other dogs.
He is excellent on walks and everywhere, and he is a dog we always recommend to people without experience who are looking for their first pet.
