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Dumped dog ‘changed colour’ after much-needed groom

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April 16, 2024
Oliver the dog during his groom.

Oliver the dog during his groom. -Credit:Birmingham Dog’s Home / SWNS

A neglected dog who was dumped outside a rescue centre ‘changed colour’ after emerging from a much-needed bath. The poor pooch’s filthy, matted fur was thought to be black and dark brown – but a good groom revealed a fluffy, golden coat.

The Shih Tzu/terrier cross, called Oliver, was abandoned outside Birmingham Dogs Home’s Wolverhampton rescue centre last month. He was freezing cold, petrified and badly neglected when he was found and required around-the-clock care during his recovery.

Oliver was nervous and scared when he was first taken under the rescue’s wing but is now a “very loving, happy chap” in need of a new home. “It was clear that he had been neglected for many months and his matted, filthy coat was causing him a lot of discomfort and stress,” said the centre’s Fi Harrison.

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“We were amazed to see he had a much lighter coloured coat when all of the dirt was finally washed away. Over the last few weeks this brave little lad has been receiving round the clock care from our dedicated team and fantastic support from our amazing supporters who have been donating to our charity to help us fund his care.

“His personality has transformed along with his appearance as he has learnt to trust his carers and changed from being a very nervous and scared boy to a very loving, happy chap who is a true delight to be around. We are hoping he will be adopted very soon.”

Oliver the dog after his bath.

Oliver the dog after his bath. -Credit:Birmingham Dog’s Home / SWNS

A post on the home’s Facebook page gave people more information on Oliver’s character. It said: “He is very loving and gives us the biggest smile when we greet him. He is still very nervous, which is to be expected considering what he has been through, but he is a true delight to be around. He is now ready to start looking for his loving new home.”

Visit www.birminghamdogshome.org.uk to find out more about Oliver and the other dogs available for adoption.

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