CHARLIE - Update! His story keeps getting better!
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- After spending nearly 3 years living on his own with a broken back leg, Charlie was finally rescued on June 12th, 2020. He was immediately taken to the vet and was released on June 24th. Since that time he's been living with our Senior Rescue Partner Sheila! He'll be staying with Sheila until his forever home is found! If you are interested in adopting Charlie, here's some additional info -
Charlie absolutely loves anyone who gives him scratches behind his ears! He's dog friendly but does best with dogs that are smaller than him. He's not a fan of cats though. He has arthritis in his back and dysplasia in his hip, which requires daily medication. His eyesight remains questionable but he is definitely NOT blind! We are in the process of scheduling a full evaluation of his vision. We are also running a DNA test on him to determine his breed or mix. If you are interested in adopting Charlie here's a link to our adoption application - toolkit.rescue... (Must live within 300 miles of Bakersfield, Ca.)
A Safefurr Place email - info@asafefurrplace.com
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He has no pain, was used 2 3 legs.Such a great boy
I made a donation today after seeing Charlie's story. Yahweh bless you for your patience and determination to help these abandoned and abused animals. I hope that I can help you make a difference in an animals life.
He'd been essentially walking on three legs for so long his body adapted to it. Good for you Charlie. Life will be so much better now.
A successful tri-pawed!
Pretty good.💚💜💛💛
My sentiments exactly. I was thinking the same only to see that someone else thought the same thing. Animals are wonderfully resilient. Now he actually has more freedom without that dead weight.
@@evelynharber6077 💜 AMEN, SO TRUE ☺ HEY EVELYN, YOU & SHARON HAVE REALLY CLOSE LAST NAMES! YOU BOTH THINK ALIKE AS WELL. CUTE 😊
This was my exact thought
No poor animal should ever have to go through pain and abandonment like them. Thank you very much for rescuing him. GOOD LUCK CHARLIE
I have been watching the story of Charlie. I just want to give a HUGE SHOUT OUT to those of you who have continued to watch out for him and rescue him. My heart is so touched by his situation and by the vigil of care and concern all of those involved have displayed. I would be glad to take Charlie....but I have 7 outside cats! May God richly bless CHARLIE.....AND.....EACH AND EVERY PERSON WHO SHARED IN HIS RESCUE AND HIS SURGERY. I had a 3-legged dog when I was a young teenager and know that dogs do quite well with 3 legs. They are quite amazing! Thank you for loving CHARLIE!!!!!
Aww what a sweetie. That poor little guy guy so accustomed to moving about without using his broken painful leg he took right to moving on after it was amputated. Charlie is a real trooper. 💕🐕🐾❤️🥰🤗❤️💕
Thank God for people like Rosa who never give up on a rescue to alleviate suffering.
If Charley needs a home, he can have me for his forever family. What a beautiful soul.
Hello . He is one gentle Giant. And everyone who helped is Beautiful Too. Thank God he can see! : )
THANK YOU RESCUE TEAM !!!
I just saw Charlie's story and the update...Wonderful beyond words !!!
I'm so elated and crying through tears of relief and pure Joy for this unbelievable story of perseverance & survival!!!
You are absolutely right that Charlie and his new Dad are a perfect match 🌟 Amazing placement of Charlie to his New home where they can both have an Amazing New Beginning full of Life, Love, Joy & Companionship that both deserve to the Max !!!
Abundant Blessings 🙌 to All who were a part of this Beautiful Story!!!
I'm So Happy For All of You !!!
I absolutely Love, Love, Love a situation when Every Body Wins!
What heart & spirit! This brave dog is a survivor. I'm grateful he's being cared for and given a chance at a good life. I love you, Charlie! Bless you and the humans who are caring for you.💕🐶💕
He is just happy the pain is gone. He was going on three years on 3 legs. One happy dog :)
Wow!. he manages very well as we can see.Plus he seems very Happy to be in this Garden with other Dogs getting along very well
beautiful doggie .. great work .. love him
Thank you sooooo much for your good Job 💕💕💕💕💕💕 so great, to see a Happy Charlie 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🤣🤣🤣✨🐕 i am praying for him, that he find his family, where he can live in Love and happyness Till the end of His Life🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🤗🤗🤗🤗
Charlie is beautiful. I have seen many dogs who lose a limb and they adapt so quickly. If you think about him dragging that limb behind him for at least 3 years and the pain he must have suffered it I imagine would be a tremendous relief to have it finally gone. He looks like he definitely has some sight so hopefully it is more than the 10% originally diagnosed. However either way he is beautiful and happy. I think as dogs really are creatures that love company the saddest thing I find about these videos is how lonely they must be all that time and I love that they finally find the love they deserve.
Beautiful Charlie, he looks sooooo happy! Sometimes, it must be best to amputate, than have something that could cause infection. He looks sweet and friendly ♥️🥰♥️🥰♥️
He must feel so free!That leg must have been a nightmare.Thank you,for helping him!!💗💗💗🥳
後肢を切断し，早期に自由に走り回れることを選択されたことが，この子に最高の贈り物でしたね。感謝いたします。ありがとう。
Charlie deserves all the love and more
Sooooo happy to see Charlie able to live among all the humans that care so much for him! I hope he finds a remarkable forever home. His story is truly amazing! he wants to live so much, and it really shows now even with his disabilities. I would adopt him in a second if I was able to.
I hope these sweethearts will find their forever humans very soon ♥️
The little baby, he's probably relieved to have the hindrance of a bad leg gone. Much more easier for him to get around.
Charlie is a little love.
I think Charlie is a beautiful dog and amazing rescue im glad there was someone there to save him
Thank you so much...... Greetings from Germany ❤️❤️❤️
What a gorgeous guy!! And happy, too!! You all have done a fabulous job! And if you’re taking bets, I’m going to put my money on a Newfoundland / Rottweiler cross. Wish I could adopt him.
Charlie I worried about you, so glad to hear your leg is better and you can See . I would love to adopt you I'm in Nebraska
What an amazing story of survival!! Way to go Charlie and heart felt thanks to the people who were persistent in their unending efforts to help him and get him to safety😊
Bless you all for the work you do to save these beautiful animals. I will share this video to hopefully bring in some donations. 🤗👌👍💖💖
God bless all of you.
Thanks. 👍 you're doing amazing job with Charlie ❤ Now looks better is a sweet boy 🐕🤗
look at him! go Charlie! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Ya'll done good! Thank you!❤️
Brave Charlie, I love you!
He is gorgeous xxxx
Sometimes no words...just..❤❤❤❤
He is adorable and seems so sweet! I am glad he is recovering well and looks really happy!❤️❤️❤️
Thank you so much for the update! Incredible transformation.
He is blessed
Be happy my dear charlie...🙏🙏🙏
charlienyour a love so happy for you
If i had to suffer the agony of multiple broken bones in my leg for years i would be happy to lose the leg and be pain free.
wow i absolutly love this video charlie is so lovely he went through alot and still loving life well done to you all for saving him total respect big loves from me :)
I see this video is two years old. But I wish there was some information about whether Charlie ever found a good forever home.
I so wish he did.
what a wonderful dog, and what a great spirit.
There is a Charlie playlist on our TH-cam channel 😊
Charlie's Story
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@@ASafefurrPlaceAnimalRescue Wow, thank you so much 💐
I couldn't have hoped for a happier ending for this brave and special dog.
And Charlie and Brent - simply a match made in heaven 👌
I salute you for having the patience and determination to never give up on Charlie, to rescue him and restore his trust in people.
And most importantly connecting Brent and Charlie.
May they have happy times ahead in many years to come.
I would love to be Charlies new mamma. Both my babys have gone to play in heaven.
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Sooo beautiful!!!! amazing
Really happy for Charlie! How is Mama going mate?
I can imagine that that cone would amplify his hearing 😊
Obrigada irmã por vc ter compaixão com esse anjo que universo te abençoe fantástico maravilhoso 👏👏👏👏👏👍👍👍👍🙏💐🌹💐🐈💐👼😻
He looks so happy! You're the man Charlie!
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Charlie is probably so happy that painful leg is gone. He couldn't exactly use it before anyway.
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Would you know why Charlie didn't react much to movement in the first video, so little that it was assumed he was blind? I am a bit confused about it and would love to learn more. Thank you!
3:58 OMG it's the Alice in Chains dog!!
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He probably has put any weight on the broken leg for years. The only thing he knows is missing, is the pain!
Hermoso cancito paseo
Sostenerse ayuda recuperación.problema
Amputación 1 piernita
Ayudan sigan haciendo
Salvar vidasmereven.
Adopción hogar de amor
Necesita usted puede.hacerlo.
Realidad
please info on sound track music
I live in Virginia and have 3 feline roommates, so I can't adopt Charlie, but I'd adopt him in a minute if I qualified. He's a beautiful dog and he looks so happy ... just look at his grin! I hope he regains his eyesight. Bless you for rescuing him. When my wife and I were first married, we rescued a kitten with a broken rear leg and a horrendous eye infection. We brought her home and took her to the vet. He suggested having her put to sleep because "she wasn't a pure breed" So we found another vet. He treated her eyes, but she had lost about 90% of her vision. She also walked on three legs. Anyway, she was our companion for 11 years. We were blessed to have her.
What a lovely story.
God bless you Dan...🙏🙏🙏
Amen! God bless you, Dan. I love that you said "we got another vet."
Glad you've find another Vet and given the kitten a second chance! I do not like Vet always putting animals to sleep because they think is humanely releasing their pain forever, but I don't see it that way! Is more humanely to try other method than to end their live for a stupid reason!
What is breed got to do with their live???
@@susanw7290 Exactly! When the vet said that saving our cat's life wasn't worth the cost because she wasn't a purebred, I replied "You're not a purebred either ..."
I want to cry. He is nearly blind, and lost 1 leg. Charlie is telling me: "Be brave, and life goes on. Don't give up". He is my hero.
I think this has the best like ratio on TH-cam with 10,000+ likes and 53 dislikes. We all felt the soul in his eyes.
Thank u so much for saving Charlie all of u awesome and Charlie awesome to and so brave I hope hope some has him its got to a person whot is very good good luck take care be safe every one that's and Charlie as well thank you so for sharing 👏💯🏆👌👌🎂❤️xxx
Your key to heaven god bless u all
Amen🙏
I think he sees better then you think.
This video touched me deeply. It's possible to come out of your "dark days", even with permanent scars and physical deficits, and still be happy and loving. I was homeless for 3 years with several serious health issues that could have actually killed me (no melodramatic exaggeration, it could have caused kidney or bladder failure) living on the streets and being around bacteria, improper hygiene, no medical supplies and no running water. Looking at Charlie's x-rays, it appeared that his leg was broken, possibly during a coyote fight, and the bones collapsed under the weight of usage, and the tissue continued to grow around it. Yet, he continued to be friendly and never gave up. He was rescued and didn't put up a fight that would further worsen his injuries. And when the caption said "His dark days are behind him", I had to pause the video, look at my apartment, look at my fridge, look at my desk, look at my phone, look at my clean clothes. I started to cry. Thank you for posting such a beautiful story. Give my kisses and hugs to that beautiful dog.
I am so glad you are ok now. Remember, you will only get better and better from now on, that is the Universal law for grateful people.
Still adjusting but things are going well overall. I have a medical benefits accoubt for low income people, but it only works in this city. Medicaid is being a pain. I get disability, got approved flr medicade and then boom 3 weeks later coverage was cancelled. At least I still have coverage by something, I get the care I need and thats all that matters.. Anyways thanks for the kind words.
I love Charlie’s story. Hearing a human beings story in finding hope just adds to the uplifting of my heart. ❤️ I’m so glad you got a second chance too! May God bless you and keep you Brandon, I will pray for you to continue to receive graces.
I am happy for you Brandon Day. My son, my baby, hug himself 20 months ago. He just couldn't stop his drug use and ended up homeless, in a tent, in the woods. I thought we had helped him all that we could have but obviously we didn't. I am happy and proud of you for making it. God Bless.
@@7777danmark Dear @7777danmark that is the hardest and the sadest thing any parent can face. I am so sorry you had to go through it. I had a series of spiritual awakenings and I can tell you that I have witnesed myself that some things seem to have their own course. Some stories are meant to end while others are meant to go on. If the story has reached its end, you can not help it. Be assured that death is only a perception of the mind. The truth is, God has many forms, many experiences and many faces and the end of a form or a story is by no means the end of the presence. Your story still goes on and so does your son's, as his story is a part of yours. Give it light and forgivness as it will help so many people who read your testimonial and have considered drugs, to stay away from them. Even if you are not aware of it, both your son and you will bring many blessings to others and save them on the right track, so be sure that you and your son's story is actually one of the brightest for what it may bring to others.
I am lost for words, when i watch the video's from A Safefurr place animal rescue. No flashy video's, just amazing people doing amazing things. I don't think i have cried for possibly 25 years, but ten minutes ago, proper tears fell when I saw Charlie in the garden trying to pick up a toy.
You people that run this charity are beyond us animal lovers gratitude. Please anyone who can help this charity with a donation or via amazon, please try to help. I know not everyone can, but if you can one day spare a few pounds' dollars or Euro's this charity is absolutely worth it.
Well now we’re crying. Thank you for those very kind words ❤️
My guess... that he's a "Newf" cross, based on the shape of his head in profile and his magnificent black coat.
My thought as well
Yes, looks exactly like my Newfie cross I once had, spitting image!
He looks like my Chow-chow and Samoyed mix, Plato.
I also had a newfy cross and she had the exact same fur and eyes as Charlie ...also loved getting pet on the head..I miss that dog all the time
If only humans could appreciate life like Charlie!
So true...
Soldiers injured in battle do.
How come it takes him a long time to rescue him.He suffered so much.
@Maria I'm not sure why but I can tell you if anything happened to me I would hope this type thing wouldn't happen to my dog.
Not all dogs skittish like this are necessarily from human abuses.
My dog would behave like this. He's scared of everything (except thunder .. go figure) and every person. It took me 8 months to get him to walk around the block and I live in a very rural area. He is still very anxious on those walks even tho one year later nothing has ever happened to him on those walks.
It takes time and a lot of patience and too many people would have given up or maybe caused more damage trying to rush things.
Personally I can tell you I've never had a dog that's like the one I have now. I may not know the best course to help him with his confidence issues I can only love him and do the best I can so he has a good life and continue searching for a path forward and patiently hope that one day I find the key that unlocks his fear. Unfortunately these things can take time.
Leg. What Leg? Charlie is one handsome dog.
He looks so happy and carefree now, I felt so happy watching him romp around in the warmth of a loving home. Then @ 4:19 his eyes caught me. I paused the video and stared at him. Expressive eyes, beautiful, unusual features, like a bear and I thought : "What is your story Charlie? Where did you come from? Did you love someone and get lost? Were you once in a home and then abandoned? Did you run away from cruelty? We don't know, but just like me you have a past, you have a life and a born right to feel safe, loved and happy. Only good times from now on Charlie".💜
I wondered the same thing. In the first video when he was chasing the sound of the big trucks going by I wondered if maybe he had been in an accident and ran away, and that maybe he was injured in the accident. Maybe his owner had driven a big truck and he's reacting to a familiar sound. Another, more sinister option is that he was dumped and continues to try to find his family. I know we'll never know but I want to think that since he seems so friendly that it's the first option or something like that.
I like it seems so many many others wonder about his story. We will never know and it is wasted effort to keep surmising about it. How wonderful now that he is safe and loved. I had a shih tzu with hip dysplasia and our vet said that there was nothing could be done so he put him down. I wonder now if medication could have helped him (although he had some severe shakes). Anyone out there, maybe a vet give me an idea? Of course since he
is gone it wouldn't help me now. I miss him so. Love cats but most men hate them. I was given an alley cat from a mechanic where I worked. Dirty and eyes infected, and anything else you might think. Took him to a vet which I definitely couldn't afford. Meds for eyes, worms, fleas, etc. 😽. Grew to be a beautiful cat and more mannerisms like.a dog. Wouldn't leave my side, curled around my head to sleep at night I was pregnant at the time and I think he knew I needed some extra TLC. Husband hated him. Think he might be purring when sleeping. Write another book now about Tuffy (named after the pharaoh Tutankhamen). 🤔 Bye. 🤗
Whoops! Don't attribute this nonsense to Bobby but to June, his wife. 😅😷
Ur right,I thought that when they had the camera watching
No way that 4th leg kept him down compared to the way he is standing walking and running. Love the nature of all you wonderful people thank you for being who you are dedicated❣
CHARLIE - Common Answers and Questions (7/01/20)
*We did not wait 989 days to rescue him.
It took us less than a week. He reappeared on May 24th and we rescued him on June 12th. That's 19 days. However, as soon as he reappeared on May 24th, we asked people who lived in the area (since we live 45 minutes away) to provide info on when he was at his corner or in the area. We did not get a lot of info that way. In order to find out what his schedule was, we started driving out to Charlie's Corner ourselves. As mentioned in the video, there were several days that Charlie did not show up and we didn't see him at all. It wasn't until the week of June 7th that Charlie's behavior became predictable. Our initial plan was to use a trap. But once we believed he was nearly blind, we felt using the snappy-snare used in the video would be the better option. So the short answer is that it took us from June 7th to June 12th to rescue him. So why does the video title mention 989 days? As stated in the video, the first Facebook post was dated September 27th, 2017. We rescued him on June 12th, 2020. That's 989 days.
*Rosa did ask for help prior to our rescue efforts.
Rosa asked for help via Facebook immediately. She was the only person who posted about him on Facebook until Melinda's post on May 24th,
which was nearly 3 years later. Rosa tried to rescue him herself, and then with the help of people who saw her post on Facebook. Rosa also notified animal control. Another rescue organization looked for him "a few times" but never could find him. Also, as stated in the video, Charlie disappeared for 2-5 months on at least 2 occasions, which made it impossible
for anyone to rescue him. Charlie's time on his own was not due to a lack of effort on Rosa's part.
*Why wasn't this stated in the video?
We felt it was clear how much Rosa cared about Charlie and that it should be obvious that Rosa was doing whatever she could to get
Charlie to safety. In addition, we felt it could be taken in a negative way if we were to point out that we had succeeded where others had failed. We appreciate those who made an effort to help Charlie and we do not want to say anything that could be
misinterpreted as negativity towards them. Luck, timing, a circumstances can all play big roles in whether a rescue succeeds or fails.
*Why did you amputate his leg?
It was damaged beyond repair. It was more than just a broken leg. Had the injury been dealt with sooner, there a very good chance his leg
could've been saved. However, Charlie's leg had been like that for nearly 3 years. This caused additional damage to the bones, the tissue, and his hip. Because of this, the operation took longer than usual and was much more difficult than a typical amputation. We have dealt directly with the Dr. that treated Charlie many times in the past. Because of this, he is honest and candid with us. When a Dr. we know and trust tells us that even an "orthopedic magician" would likely recommend amputation, we hold his opinion in high regard. The decision to amputate his leg was NOT a financial one. If saving Charlie's leg was a realistic possibility, and his quality of life would have improved, then that's the course of action we would've taken. When we rescue a dog with medical needs, our #1 concern and priority is the dog's long-term and short-term welfare and quality of life from that point on.
*A different organization could've got him sooner.
If that's the case, that's great! We are big fans of other rescue organizations! We're also sure that other rescue organizations would
agree that every dog, every rescue, and every organization is different. Keep in mind that any assumptions or opinions are based on an edited video that does not cover every detail or aspect of the rescue process, just like anyone else's. The question we have about a comment like that is "What purpose does your comment serve?" Would you like us to stop rescuing animals in need? (We're not going to.) Are we supposed to get mad or jealous? (We won't.) Is this a competition? (It's not.)
*Why was Charlie so friendly?
The short answer is we don't know! What we do know is that every dog is different. Typically, a dog that come from a situation
like Charlie's takes more time to relax and accept humans again. Some dogs take just a little bit of time, some dogs take much longer. But we have never seen a dog with Charlie's background warm-up to humans again so quickly. It is simply amazing!
*How can I adopt Charlie?
There is a link to our adoption application in the description section of this video. You can also email info@asafefurrplace.com
However, we can only facilitate adoptions within 300 miles of Bakersfield, California.
We appreciate your comments and feedback! Thank you for your support!
Thank you so much for the update! Thank goddess Charlie is not blind. I pray he finds an amazing home. 🙏🏻
Thank you for the thorough explanation. Not that most of us would need any, but it’s better to keep things open and friendly just in case! 🐾❤️
I truly appreciate the time and effort you took to explain things to settle any misunderstanding or misconception. It's not that you need to but you did anyways. Charlie looks so much happier and in a much better disposition now that his cause of pain is gone and that he is more secured (physically/emotionally) with people caring and looking aftee his welfare. All the best to finding his forever home. More power and blessinga to your rescue group and to all the people who supports you in any way.
I’m sorry you have to go to such lengths to explain things. I worked in the veterinary field (front desk), and I guess having that exposure helps me to understand it’s most definitely in his best interest to amputate the leg. There’s no question. And they adapt so easily! Frankly, it also disgusts me that people question “why you waited so long”. Why are people so quick to judge? Both you, and Rosa. How sad. Thank you for all you do, and for how deeply you care. Best of wishes to Charlie, Mama and all the other pups that need homes. 💕
Hi Danny (From the UK) Oh how lovely Charlie’s story has turned out 😍. It started as such a heart breaking situation; all that time alone. It was obvious that people had tried to help him but, he was scared and would run away. The saddest part was when he would run after the trucks as if the sound of their engine was familiar to him . ( that really got to me). Thank you to everyone that played a part in Charlie’s rescue; you truly are wonderful people!!! Please don’t take any notice of comments that are negative or critical of the work you do. There will always be those who don’t really know what they are talking about that just have to criticise and make stupid remarks. They can’t help it; my guess is that they’re jealous of how much love and support is given to all who play a part in these acts of kindness. It was a shame about Charlie’s leg but, he hadn’t been able to use it for so long that he didn’t miss it when it was gone. (Bless Him). I know one thing for sure and that is that Charlie appreciates all the help he’s been given and is very grateful to all those who gave it. 🥰
He is probably more upset about having his bushy tail shaved off! 😜🥰
He's probably THANKFUL he's out of pain!! GOOO CHARLIE!!🎉🎉🛐🐶💖
great update love to see the happy look on his face
Danny, thankyou for helping poor Charlie, its so good to see him happy. Sheila, you've done an amazing job through his recovery, I hope Charlie and Wendy find their forever homes, God bless you all xx,
What a beautiful dog he had turned out to be. He doesn’t miss his leg, probably not used it since it was broken. Thanks for the update 🙏
so glad he's not blind, poor guy has been though the wringer.
Sooo excited for this update! Thank you for all you do! 👏🏼🇺🇸 ETA: I was there for the LIVE release (the “poor quality video” part). No apologies!
I hope he'll get adopted soon. Every animal deserves a safe home and loving humans looking after them.
I hope this too! There are so many dogs that need rescue, but I'm working all day and live alone in a small appartement without a garden or some green around the houses... so no chance that I would do this step, because the dog would have to spend 8-10h alone per day... T___T
I cant help but wonder if a trucker lost him somehow or I'd hate to believe they would have dumped him. Since he got so excited by the sound of trucks that went by it seemed to me he had belonged to one once.
That was what I was thinking also.. .. I know it is quite possiable . but hard to think of any one dumping such a Sweet Boy !..
CHARLIE IS GORGEOUS, AND WENDY MAY NOT BE ABLE TO SEE BUT WITH THOSE EARS IT LOOKS LIKE SHE COULD FLY! LUCKY HUMANS THAT GET THESE 2 TROOPERS!
Such beautiful dogs, both deserve the love and the best of life!! Love them.
You folks rock, please do an update for this dog when he gets his forever home. I think that this friendly and family oriented dog needs a permanent home same as Wendy, are there anyone out there who can offer these two a home together they are such wonderful and playful animals.
He is getting around free of pain and so much better - what a long road for Charlie - bless you all for putting a smile on his face 🐾💕. (Btw who could - why would - anyone thumbs down this video!?)
Charlie Charlie how I prayed I know you will find your Forever loving home. I pray Wendy can come with you. You are a miracle you look so happy. God bless everyone who helped you Sheila you are a godsend angel in disguise may God bless you💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖
I wonder if he was just ignoring you when you stepped close to him back when you were trying to rescue him... He seems to be able to see just fine 😂
Right?!?! It’s so confusing. Hopefully we’ll have answers soon.
But as I recall he didn't even blink he really didn't flinch can't wait to find out the answer
Blind people have have their other sense heightened. Guess its the same with dogs too. Judging by the fact that he could not retrieve the red ball but stopped when it went under that bed (?), He could still be blind.
he can smell and hear ....
@@sylviamyne5627 he just said in the video that he is not blind
Thank you soooo much for saving Charlie..so handsome!!!
Thank you so much for this beautiful fabulous update!! Go Charlie Boy, you go my baby! I love this boy so much
You guys r angels.He looks & acts like a completely different dog.I cried when I saw this.Bless Charlie
& all who have helped him in his recovery.Lookin 4ward 2 more of Charlie's Story🐕🐾💖
Thanks for the update. Charlie is a special pup. He deserves the best forever home.
Can't wait to hear about his eye checkup. Shared on twitter!
Darn, he is so adorable I would adopt him! But I live on the east coast😭😬
I am so happy for Charlie he looks so good. I hope when he is ready for adoption he finds the perfect loving forever home. 🐶🐶🐶🥰🥰🥰
Come on, somebody give this guy a family: such a trooper deserves a break! Greetings from Italy
His leg was broken by a car after he already had poor vision. I can't imagine how much he suffered after the injury.
I wonder if he broke it jumping or falling out of car...
This dog needs a home, one where there is a yard, and the folks do not put him off leash so he runs off again, what a beautiful dog. He would make a couple a nice pet in their home, and they would adore him, anyone going to step up and adopt this dog?
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So relieved to see him free of pain. Clean, happy, healthy. Thank you all so much.
Dogs live for the moment. They dont see as a disability or giving up compare to HUMANS. DOGS ARE AMAZING, SMART AND LOVING
Jen H it’s true. Our family Beagle got out one day and was hit by a car. I was a little girl, he was my best friend and I cried so much while my dad was at the vet with him. When dad came home without him I thought Jack had died but he just spent a couple days at the vet. I spent hours laying in the yard talking with him. He understood everything I said and though he wasn’t much of a talker unless he was running in the woods giving that amazing Beagle howl/bark, I understood everything he wanted. Though the vet didn’t amputate his right rear leg, I think rarely done back then, he never used that leg again but it didn’t slow him down. He could run faster on 3 legs than most dogs could run on four. Jack was a hunting dog, also common decades ago, and he was always the leader of the pack. He was the sweetest dog you could ever have. When he passed away I missed him something fierce but we had kept one of his puppies so she-Josie-and I grieved together. That helped a lot.
Здоровья ,любви и счастья тебе Чарли! Всем кто принимал в его участии большое СПАСИБО И ВСЕХ БЛАГ!!
Ohhh thank you SO MUCH for helping him!
It’s just SO HEARTBREAKING how his own heart was broken and how much he SUFFERED!!
My heart goes out to Charlie and you beautiful people!!
Thank you!!
God bless you all!!
So happy to see that mangled leg off!! He looks happy and looks like he can see?
Yes, he can see! But we're not exactly sure how good or bad his overall vision is. We will take him to a specialist to find out!
@@ASafefurrPlaceAnimalRescue did they give you an explanation as to why he did not see your hand waving in front of his face out in the orchards? That is really strange. He totally acted like he could not see you
dcwatashi Right!?
Dogs always compensate for the loss of a limb. Their recovery is astounding!
@@dcwatashi They answered that same question under another comment "Right?!? It's so confusing." They're taking him to a specialist to find out exactly what's going on with his sight.
Charlie is one very grateful dog, I believe he is so happy to have kindness and love shown towards him. It has helped him almost forgot about his damaged leg and the pain he was in for so long💙💕
So pleased he’s no longer in pain and able to get around really well. Not being blind is also great. Good luck Charlie.👍😊